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  • EP
Limited edition 10" vinyl version of the debut four-track EP from Rockaway Beach-based band Lewis Del Mar.

The band's debut comes fresh off the heels of the official release of their first single "Loud(y)." Declared "a clattering, profane, mixed media anthem" by The New York Times, "Loud(y)" reached #1 on Hype Machine, #3 on the Spotify Viral 50 chart, was recently hailed as one of iTunes/Apple Music s "Best Alternative Songs of 2015" and made SIRIUSXM Alt Nation's "Songs To Know For 2016" list. Praised by KCRW as "one of the best tunes to come out [in 2015]," NME also noted that with "Loud(y)" "the pair have come up with the recipe for an underground hit." Additionally, the track received praise from Indie Shuffle, who declared, "there's a certain raw emotion and aggression to [Indie Rock], and I think no track in 2015 better embodied that than Lewis Del Mar's 'Loud(y).'"
Lewis Del Mar is two lifelong friends, Danny Miller and Max Harwood, who began playing music together by 5th grade and continued to do so throughout high school. After graduation, the two moved to Brooklyn, NY before eventually relocating to Rockaway Beach, marking the beginning of Lewis Del Mar. In July of 2015, after almost two years of meticulous collaboration, Lewis Del Mar was catapulted onto the blogosphere with the independent release of their first single Loud(y)." The reaction was instantaneous, with the track seeing support from Indie Shuffle, Pigeons & Planes, Consequence of Sound, KCRW and CMJ.
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  • Brand: Columbia
  • Product Code: B01AKUNOH0
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