Mittens (Daniel Bortz Remix) | tr

Mittens is an indie-pop band from Madrid, Spain featuring Guillermo Farré who also releases music under the name Wild Honey. AND Mittens is a can-do three-piece rock n' roll trio that live in the Jamaica Plain neighborhood of Boston, USA. They released two EP's and two full-lengths. The band is Andy Brooks and Tom Novotny of Arizona and Nick Buni of Boston. Tom and Andy switch off bass, guitar, and singing, and Nick drums. AND Mittens are an indie pop band from San Diego, consisting of Lia, Paul, Ramona, and Tyler. .

The Smittens are a hard-working, globe-trotting independent American twee pop band from Burlington, Vermont. The band is friends first and open-hearted indiepop revolutionaries after that. Max Andrucki, Colin Clary, DanaKaplan, Holly Chagnon, and David Zacharis switch up instruments, song-writing, and singing to create catchy, harmony-driven twee ballads, pop anthems, and queer love songs—always brilliantly lyrical, and often brazenly political. Preferring to do it themselves, The Smittens record their own music while David creates the distinctive artwork that graces the band’s fliers and album covers, Dana and Max book the tours, and the whole gang work hard to share their contagious...

Two sweeties who put their feet in Lawrence, Kansas and starting filling it with their special brand of tinny-beated, moog-enhanced pocket pop. Danny and Jen (Two Members of the group Seapony) don't like to play live, but everyone else loves it. .

Dirty Mittens, a pop orchestra hailing from Portland, Oregon released their debut EP Pinky Swear in the summer of 2008. Described as a “Pristine slice of '60s nostalgia, filled with shuffling guitar, organ and a swinging horn section." And, "A tastefully vintage brand of pop music, complete with an abundance of hand claps… bringing to mind the pop-genius ambitions of Jens Lekman alongside enough bedroom twee to warm even the coldest of hearts" This is a band that wears old soul records on their sleeve and lovable pop music on their fingertips. .

With an endearing name like the Julie Mittens, one would expect this Dutch trio to be one of those impossibly cute twee pop bands who play 90-second pop-punk tunes about lollipops and kittens. There are probably forms of music that have less in common with that style than The Julie Mittens, but it's hard to imagine what they are. Primarily inspired by the free improvisation scene of the '60s (the members name John Coltrane's legendary The Olatunji Concert: The Last Live Recording as their direct inspiration), the Julie Mittens are fundamentally a rock power trio with little to no interest...