Биография

Fixtures is a 6 piece Brooklyn band. Combining elements of power pop, post punk, krautrock, and 90s indie, one review of their last EP, Weak Automatic, called them “an unholy collision of Television, Ramones, Dino Jr. and The B-52s.” Oh yeah, and there’s horns. 
Their first full length LP, Hollywood Dog, is coming February 24th as a co-release from Madrid based indie-pop stalwarts Bobo Integral and new Brooklyn label Naturally Records. The first single, “Jimmy Needs The Money”, is shaded darker than their past blasts of sunshine but still has plenty of hooks. Is Noir Pop a thing? Other highlights include “I Keep Getting Murdered In My Sleep” which plays like people gathering around the campfire for a singalong ode to insomnia and the title track, “Hollywood Dog” a short, horn blasted pamphlet on how to be catchy which sounds like it was written by a living vial of endorphins. The album is bookended by “21/1” and “21/1 (Reprise)”. These two songs take the horn/piano/rock arrangements present on previous releases to a soaring new level and serve as a tribute to a lost friend who named the songs himself in a dream. 
With the release of Hollywood Dog, Fixtures is pulling together all the disparate influences heard on previous EPs and making them not so much co-exist as join into a Voltron of rock and roll. 
"Gorgeously stream-lined, energetic indie-pop." - For The Rabbits 
"If you like riffs and hooks (and horns!), this is the upbeat crew for you." -Oh My Rockness