Stale Cigarettes, by The Lost Dolls

Stale Cigarettes

by The Lost Dolls

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It is a great pleasure to welcome back Colorado post-grunge snake charmers, The Lost Dolls. Fresh from the Tomorrow's Music Today festival, their new single, 'Stale Cigarettes', perfectly bridges the gap between their two previous releases, Elegant Epitome and 'Hourglass'.

'Stale Cigarettes' is a straight-shooting piece of rock and roll euphoria. It occupies a sonic territory between the height of the grunge movement and more recent alternative punk acts. Blake Bone's stadium-filling vocals are always a highlight and are complemented perfectly by the immense capability of Matt Gray and Stew Moody. From the glam punk of Elegant Epitome, to the trippy psychedelia of 'Hourglass', to the post-grunge of 'Stale Cigarettes', the only question we are left with is... what next?

For fans of Nirvana, Tame Impala and Arctic Monkeys

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released February 26, 2021

Written by The Lost Dolls.

Blake Bones: vocals.
Matt Gray: guitars.
Stew Moody: drums.

Artwork by The Lost Dolls.
Released on Aldora Britain Records by Tom Hilton (ABR-134).