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The Bots break through with "All I Really Want"

  • July 21, 2014
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Punk rock brother band The Bots, have released the first single from their debut album Pink Palms aptly named "All I Really Want." Their newest single is edgy, garage rock at its finest. The young dyad hailing from Los Angeles, unleash their fury with frantic vocals and loud buzzing guitars.

Mikaiah Lei, The Bots lead singer says “the process of making this album was very different from anything we’ve ever done before when recording – mostly notably that it was the first time we worked with producers.” The Bots released three self produced albums on their own in the past, but on Pink Palms they worked with experienced rock producer Justin Warfield. Pink Palms will be available October 14 on Fader Label. 

Peep "All I Really Want" below.

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