Gross Relations Brooklyn, New York
A potent mix of garage rock and kiwi pop, with some 90’s alterna-vibes for good measure, Gross Relations played fuzzy buzzy pop songs for the romantically resigned. Born out of the early 2010’s Brooklyn indie scene, Gross Relations featured lackadaisically-delivered lyrics backed by insistent, irresistible hooks. ... more
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