> So strange / to shaped by such / strange moments

> So strange / to shaped by such / strange moments

“I was thinking a lot about my reluctance to access my own power”
What do you get when you mix a Grateful awakening, a WWI podcast binge, and the existential dread of male power structures?
#HopAlong's #FrancesQuinlan breaks down the kaleidoscopic weirdness of Bark Your Head Off, Dog — from fade-outs to cheerleader chants and the heartbreak of being heard too late.
Philly's Hop Along released a series of indie rock classics in the '10s that added a sweet layer to a jagged sound, led by Frances Quinlan's distinctive songwriting voice.
Find out more about their music at https://thepropagandasite.com/artist/hop-along
Hop Along is an indie band from Philadelphia led by singer-songwriter Frances Quinlan, whose quirky off-beat songs are often wrapped into a more indie pop friendly packaging. Up front and center in their sound is Quinlan's slightly raspy and scratchy vocals that carry a lot of the load. Their singing style bears not so subtle hints of emo influences underneath. The rest of the band does a great job at keeping the arrangements lively and inspired with their choices that never quite take the center stage but make themselves heard through a nice guitar lead here, a shift in the rhythms there. This happened more often early in their career when their records had more of a DIY attitude and bigger indie rock footprint compared to the relatively more mainstream approach they developed later.
December comes to an end!
The HopAlong Fractal is rather peculiar, it's not too easy to alter the function without loosing it's filling-plane-property. In my last big Video I manage to switch it up a little.
Full Musical Version: https://youtu.be/hSjvj1hLBVQ
"When I was alive I lived despite the law
Now the law has buried me many many times
I don't wanna go back, go back
Do do dodo dodo do dodo dodo do dodo dodoo"
Hop Along, Well-dressed
https://youtu.be/qdqr_cTz70c