Биография

Jet Trash know what it means to be a quintessential West Coast band. Hailing from Los Angeles, they proudly carry the torch of groups from The Sonics and Dick Dale to relative contemporaries like Ty Segall and FIDLAR, cranking out potent modern updates on classic ’60s garage-surf, the massive hooks of their lo-fi anthems curling like breaking waves. It’s a sound that's already scored them shows with Metz and Speedy Ortiz, song placements on MTV, USA and Showtime, and acclaim from outlets like Consequence of Sound, Clash, PopMatters, Death & Taxes, CMJ, Exclaim!, KCRW and more. 
 The band’s new full length album “Hold Fast” is full of high-energy back-to-basics rock and roll—loud, fun and simple. “There are no synths, no drum machines, no slick production and no bullshit,” says singer/guitarist Paul Kemp. “We set out to make a record that captures the raw feel of our live show, and I think we accomplished that.”