The Daylilies Massachusetts
The Daylilies are a new band composed of living relics of Boston rock and roll history, including ex-members of the Fast Easy Women, Reverse, PermaFrost & the Feather Lungs. Their sound can most easily be described as “pop,” though electronic rock, post-grunge and new wave are also frequently accurate. Fans describe their sound as somewhere between Garbage, The Cars and Low. ... more
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