On 'Master Cat,' Hard Nips explore the rough edges of punky power pop
click to enlarge It’s been four years since the Brooklyn-based garage rock quartet Hard Nips released its brilliant EP “Bunny.” The wait is over with the June 4 release of its third full-length album, “Master Cat,” via the Rochester indie record label Dadstache Records. With three of the four members having moved to New York from Japan, Hard Nips came together in the late-aughts, and has since refined its sound to include an increasing number of sugary guitar hooks and itchy dance beats. “Master Cat” feels like a t...
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