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Despite only being a band for twenty-five years, I'm always convinced The Len Price 3 are a classic UK garage group from the 60's. While many of their 00's garage rock peers went with a more amped up sound, they've perfected that vintage sound. Everything about their latest single, "Emily's Shop," screams classic British invasion. It's filled with harmony (including some fantastic "doo doo doo doo"s) and the kind of guitars that would eventually inspire punk. It's hard to believe that their contemporaries are The White Stripes and The Hives and not The Kinks. If you grew up with your local oldies station and loved Nuggets compilations, you'll end up adoring "Emily's Shop." You can listen to "Emily's Shop" below. Misty Medway Magick is due out in October on Wicked Cool Records. For more on The Len Price 3, check out the band on Facebook and Instagram .

I always end up thinking The Len Price 3 have been around a lot longer than they have been. The UK band released their debut album back in 2007, but I always assume they formed in the 1960's. Their new single, "The Grass is Always Greener," is the kind of garage rock that would have been made by kids who grew up watching The Monkees ande listened to a lot of The Kinks . It has that vintage 1960's garage rock sound mixed with sugary pop. The most modern thing about a song like "The Grass is Always Greener" is the guitar, which sounds more like 00's garage rock revival bands like The Hives. You can listen to "The Grass is Always Greener" below. The single is available now via Wicked Cool Records. For more on The Len Price 3, check out the band on Facebook .