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FRUIT JUICE
this
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UPCOMING SHOWS
march 9th at High Dive |w| Checker Bloom & Waltzerr!
^SINGLE RELEASE SHOW^
PRAISE FOR MIRKE
VS. THE DREAMY LLC.
With the chaos that comes from their fusion of psychedelic, pop, retro-glam and electronic, the group dives headfirst into the avant-garde, making themselves indiscernible in the best way possible. -Dana Alward, MXDWN.com
"BLACK CAR"
"I DON'T KNOW"
basics
this band includes
Jake McCaffray: Lead Vocals and Guitars
James Dyer: Drums and Vocals
Schwa Chetust: Guitar and Vocals
Jonny Cole: Bass and Vocals
Out of: Seattle, WA
Playing: With sound since 2013
Genre: Glam_Pop_Retro_Psych
Unassertive Strange Rock
Label: Swoon Records
BIOGRAPHY | keywords: fun_weird_psychy_glammy_retropop
Fruit Juice is a band from Seattle that has a strange tendency to invoke the music critics desire to invent supernatural origin stories for them. Likely something to do with the wide-eyed, alien-come-human perspective adopted in many of Jake McCaffray’s lyrics, accentuated by a backdrop of ear-catching odd-pop, as defined by the likes of Kate Bush, of Montreal, or Brian Eno. This band's giddy energy is brought to life with the strange glam and theatricality of their live performances, leaving one to say “WTF JUST HAPPENED & I LOVE IT” (-Alaina Love). Fruit Juice has released a Full Length album and two EP’s on Swoon Records, and can’t wait to share what they’ve been working on lately.
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"Every single time I have seen these humans perform, I am taken over by a feeling that screams, “WTF JUST HAPPENED&I LOVE IT”" . -Alaina Love
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‘’Olympia’s Fruit Juice remind me so much of of Montreal with their own twist on vocal experimentation and instrumentation. They always have something fun happening in their songs – if it’s not hand claps, it’s a great beat with fun lyrics… [about Haunted] It’s a really great song, that’s part of a great release!’’ -DJ Sharlese from KEXP
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‘’My needs were met when Fruit Juice, a band of self-proclaimed “eccentric-pop” rockers from Olympia, took the stage. Not only do their songs feel like a cool, tasty glass of fruit juice, but the band must spend more money on glitter than any group I’ve seen in a decade. ” – NadaMucho
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“This psychedelic pop band reminiscent of early-early Pink Floyd would aid any acid or mushroom trip. They’re a combination of joy, mirage and youth.” – D-List Magazine
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