The Bad Years Los Angeles, California
"If you were the sort of psychotic maniac who'd try to mix The Kills with The Cardigans and then add a dash of Lee Hazelwood, you'd get somewhere close to the kind of outsider pop of The Bad Years. The Beautiful Liar EP is packed with cuts that are tortured but uplifting. With its polished sunshine-pop chorus, the title track is the best place to start." - NME ... more
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