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Sissy & The Blisters - We Are The Others

I don’t know how to appropriately describe Sissy & The Blisters, a three part English, one part Australian group, but I’m going to try. They’re like…garage pop that’s been fed a heavy diet of The Stroke, 1977 and on punk and The Doors. There’s palpable energy in James Geard’s voice that makes you shake your head to the beat of this song.

 Formed in 2009, they’ve already got a great, cohesive sound that’s heavy on the drums and guitar riffs. And they’re already known for their love of using organs in their music. 

Keep an eye on these guys - they have a new E.P coming out October 3rd called Get Her Home. 

fwarg posted this on Sep 7 2011. it has 113 notes and 60,587 plays Tagged: #sissy & the blisters #sissy and the blisters #we are the others

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