Gingerlys, Holy Tunics

"Gingerlys are a five-piece (pieces include the following humans: Jackie + Matthew + Colin + Kevin + Brian) that play super catchy indiepop that comes with solid swirls, pleasant strums, and jubilant jingle jangles. This will put you in a better mood so get hep to the goodness and watch that pep return to your step."

-OhMyRockness.com

Described as "pure ear candy," the EP starts off with "Jumprope" which quickly introduces what Gingerlys are all about -- songs filled with fuzzy guitars, dreampop melodies, guitar hooks galore and Maria's soft sultry vocals. The second track "Summer Cramps" switches from dreamy to jangly, a summer pop anthem that is insanely catchy. The B-side opens with the head-rush breakneck speed of "Better Hearts" and closes with the delightful Felt-ish guitars of "Set You Off".


"Trying to find information on Holy Tunics is like trying to catch Alice's white rabbit: a challenge, to say the least. You see them pop up here and there long enough to catch a trail but, as soon as you come near, they run off and you're left waiting for them to surface once more. The Brooklyn band has two songs accessible through YouTube and Soundcloud, and their sound is lo-fi but inviting: gritty guitars, scruffy beats, and Nick Roger's voice languidly and nonchalantly drawing catchy melodies reminiscent of pre-drug-abuse The Lemonheads."
-- The Deli Magazine