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Girl Tones
last updated 2026-09-11 11:26
Girl Tones
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Tracks played
Stubborn Mouth — played 2026-05-07
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Girl Tones — Stubborn Mouth
Played: 2026-05-07 (Segment 3) (new release)
Garage-punk outfit fronted by vocalist Kenzie Crowe. "Stubborn Mouth" is built on scratchy guitars, pounding drums, and Crowe's biting delivery — a song about a relationship collapsing under its own attitude, balancing catharsis with a refusal to back down. Raw, immediate, and over before you can object. Placement: maintains the energy of the new releases run; the genre pivot from Lip Critic's art-punk into Girl Tones' garage instincts is natural.
Girl Tones
Origin: Bowling Green, Kentucky, USA · formed 2017 · active
Singles via Parallel Vision Records (label run by Cage the Elephant's Brad Shultz), including "Fade Away," "Again," "Got It," and "Stubborn Mouth" (2026)
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Discovered and signed by Cage the Elephant guitarist Brad Shultz, and have since toured with Cage the Elephant.
Both sisters trained classically (cello and piano) before switching to guitar and drums, drawing on the Riot Grrrl movement and early White Stripes.