Pamphleteers Chicago, Illinois
Pamphleteers derive from a deep and abiding commitment to the hook and the occasional trip to the whitewashed
stratosphere.
Drawing on myriad influences from the early British Invasion, nascent psychedelia, proto-metal, to 1980’s new wave, Rebecca Crawford, Geoff Atkinson, and Jonathan Ben-Isvy yield tuneful nuggets and aggressively moody dirges that lodge deep in your medial pre-fontal cortex.
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