Anarchic, visceral, and potent are the big three descriptors for The Crystal Casino Band’s newest offering, ‘When The Sun Comes Up’. With chaotic vocals reflecting influences of The Strokes and Interpol, tidy guitar work in the verses explodes into a full-throttle chorus that leaves us yearning for festival season. The boys are back in full swing, that’s for sure.
Talking about the new track, The Crystal Casino Band share:
“While most of our songs include lyrics relating to my own personal life, Until The Sun Comes Up was fun to write because it’s an entirely fictional third-person story. I believe this may be the most upbeat song about adultery ever, haha. When I had the first riff, these lyrics just came to me and I went with the flow even if writing in third person was out of my comfort zone.”
The Crystal Casino Band combines the style of The Strokes with the easy-going energy of surf-rock and separate themselves from the rest through their DIY attitude. Their music, while both relatable and insanely catchy, is simultaneously raw and uncut– adding a layer of authenticity and grounding the band firmly in their D.C. roots.
The Crystal Casino Band is composed of Pete Stevens, Joey Mamlin, Jordan Mullaney, and Jarrod Hendricks. They have shared stage with powerhouse performers including St. Lucia, SHAED, Judah and The Lion, The Unlikely Candidates and more.
Known for their high-energy shows and easy-listening music, The Crystal Casino Band continuously record and perform new music, each release better than the last. And they have no intention of slowing down.
