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to turn the duality of existence into hymns we can share

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it's no surprise that the band sounded super tight during all the new songs

In Suki’s words: “The album is called I Can’t Let Go because for years it felt like I was wearing heavy moments on my sleeve and it just didn’t make sense to do so anymore

Mom Jeans. "Sweet Tooth" Krautrock he’s still a force to"Give me something sweet so I can make it through the week Don't care if I end up with cavities." This is the plea that opens Sweet Tooth, the upcoming third LP from Berkeley's Mom Jeans. It's the introduction to a quasi concept record, a structural departure for the emo punk quartet. Before any of the record's 13 songs had been written and recorded, the band knew what Sweet Tooth would sound like: late '90s and early 2000s pop rock and pop punk