The Dreaded Laramie have been melting faces while making people think since 2019, with their own brand of cock-rock-coded femmecore. This Nashville quartet delivers high-energy hooks and first-rate musicality, with trademark guitarmonies that scratch that very specific itch in your brain. Their intersection of glam-rock and power-pop kind of feels like lighting a ‘90s coming-of-age official motion picture soundtrack on fire. Or like, if Randy Rhoads went through a really big Weezer phase.

Their new album Princess Feedback is an album filled with riffs made of liquid magma, and heavy-hitting rhythm section ferocity. But it's also a breakup record. It’s a controlled blast—a sonic explosion performed with deliberate precision, clearing the way for what lies beneath. Songs that might sound joyful on first listen are, in time, revealed to be introspective meditations on self-doubt and healing.The Dreaded Laramie subvert expectations without being in your face about it, and Princess Feedback is an album crafted firmly in that spirit. The album was produced, mixed, and engineered by Grammy winner Dave Schiffman (PUP, The Bronx, Thrice, Bayside), who managed to capture the band at its ver