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Good Grief and Quatro2.1l support Perennial's return to Outpost in Liverpool
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Artist bio
Perennial is an art punk three-piece from New England. The band’s sound – built from the sharp minimalism of guitar, electric organ, and drums – is a kinetic collage of mod pop, 90s post-hardcore, post-bop jazz and 60s soul. The band’s ferocious live show – quick and electrifying – has already become the stuff of DIY legend, short bursts of manic energy with barely a moment to catch your breath: not to be missed. Perennial’s new album, ‘Modernism’ is available everywhere that chic modernist punk is s old.
Stereogum Best New Artist - 2024
“Perennial are shockingly on-point, doing something we do not hear from a lot of punks, blurring all sorts of influences and genres but still making music that’s electricity-birthed, bombastic, and life-affirming.” - PopMatters
“Perennial should be the next big thing—like yesterday. They’ve got all the goods you can ask for: bottomless garage-rock guitar hooks, sweet ’60s-style electric organ-driven scrunch, maniacal drums action and shouty call-and-response vocals, not to mention those cool matching striped tees.” - Treble
"Their energy was unflagging, and the volume was immersive: when the band launched into their first song, it was like they had kicked open the door of a blast furnace — from the inside.” - Freak Scene / Boston Globe (Eric Danton)
Read MoreStereogum Best New Artist - 2024
“Perennial are shockingly on-point, doing something we do not hear from a lot of punks, blurring all sorts of influences and genres but still making music that’s electricity-birthed, bombastic, and life-affirming.” - PopMatters
“Perennial should be the next big thing—like yesterday. They’ve got all the goods you can ask for: bottomless garage-rock guitar hooks, sweet ’60s-style electric organ-driven scrunch, maniacal drums action and shouty call-and-response vocals, not to mention those cool matching striped tees.” - Treble
"Their energy was unflagging, and the volume was immersive: when the band launched into their first song, it was like they had kicked open the door of a blast furnace — from the inside.” - Freak Scene / Boston Globe (Eric Danton)
Genres: Garage, Post Hardcore, Art Punk, Mod
Hometown: Hartford, Connecticut
