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“Nightmare Nights” from upcoming EP out now

Delightfully energetic, chanting title track” — Stereogum

 
 

“I hate this house” out now

“A hefty, catchy, power chord-driven banger that feels built to get a sea of sweaty kids raising their fists and screaming at the tops of their lungs”BrooklynVegan

“TELEPATHIC MIND” OUT NOW

“A one-off track that perfectly captures the group’s aggressive and riff-packed style”
The Alternative

 
 

Still Blooms

“A potent set of punkish power-pop with crunchy guitars, energetic rhythms, soaring harmonies, anthemic song hooks” KEXP

 
 

Order on Anchor Eighty Four (US) or Big Scary Monsters (UK/Europe).

 
 

New Song “Basement”

“Overflows with riffs, hooks, and emotion”Stereogum

NEW SONG “SEPARATED”

“Very catchy … equal parts jangly indie rock and driving pop punk”BrooklynVegan

 
 
 

 

“With double helix DNA of jagged guitar lines and strident vocal melodies, Philadelphia-based indie rockers Church Girls are hitting all the sweet spots”

Alternative Press

'“With Cycles’ fuzzy guitars and hard-driving drum beats, Church Girls manage to keep the garage rock sound alive without irony.”

Paste Magazine

“Sparkling indie rock from this Philly group that surrounds lithe vocal melodies with wreaths of guitar.”

Bandcamp New & Notable

 
 
 

Photo by Cecelia Orlando

Mariel Beaumont / Vocals, Guitar

Mitchell Layton / Guitar, Vocals 

Julien Varnier / Drums

Vince Vullo / Bass, Vocals

Philly four-piece Church Girls write propulsive melodies and achingly vulnerable lyrics wrapped in the throbbing anxiety of post-punk and joyous aggression of pop-punk.  Formed in 2014 by Mariel Beaumont, the group has toured extensively across the US, UK, Canada, & Europe and been featured at Audiotree, KEXP, Stereogum, Bandcamp New & Notable and more.

Tour

 

Listen on Spotify:

 

“I lost my life” (Prince Daddy & the Hyena cover) for
No Earbuds charity comp:

 

Live at Audiotree:

New video for “Could’ve Been”:

“A riveting exhibition of rock that combines noisy melodic rock of The Pixies and a mirage of ferocious indie that recalls Car Seat Headrest.”

— Glide Magazine

Live at Paste Magazine Studio ATL:

New song “Nothing” from The Haunt LP:

“With a double helix DNA of jagged guitar lines and strident vocal melodies, Philadelphia-based indie-rockers Church Girls are hitting all the sweet spots”

AltPress

“Cycles” live at DZ Records:

“Arpeggiated guitar riffs that recall the best of ’90s post-punk, giving way to a complexly intertwined sound between the guitars, bass and drums”

— mxdwn