If It's Too Loud...

Photo by Emma Garland Much like their earlier song "Sincere," the latest from Doe, "Last Ditch," is pure 90s influenced punk tinged indie rock. Musically, "Last Ditch" is pretty straightforward noisy but poppy indie rock. Nicola Leel's vocals are what truly set this song apart. While the verses are quite mellow and almost spoken, the chorus is shout-singed at the top of her lungs with almost no respect for melody. But it works beautifully in its abrasiveness.  Doe's debut full length, Some Things Last Longer Than You , is due out September 9 on Old Flame. You can watch the video for "Last Ditch" below. For more information on Doe, check them out on Facebook and on their website . You can also pre-order Some Things Last Longer Than You here .

Photo by Emma Garland Based in London, Doe draw heavily from their 90s influences such as Sleater-Kinney and Weezer. The band formed in 2013 when Nicola Leel and Jake Popyura met through a classified ad (which I don't think has happened since 1996) and bonded over a love of horror films. After releasing various singles and EPs, and expanding to a three piece, Doe are set to release their debut album. "Sincere" is such an homage to the mid-90s you'll think it's some obscure song you heard on a CMJ  sampler. It's pure 90s indie rock tinged with just the slightest hint of punk. Doe's debut album, Some Things Last Longer Than You, will be released on September 9 via Old Flame Records. For more information on Doe, check out their official website . You can listen to "Sincere" below.