“East Coaster is us with the handcuffs off, just being ourselves. It’s a little more ‘out there’ with less worry around it being successful, whatever that means, in today’s world.” -Paper Tigers
Neptune’s Core may sound like a band that’s been doing this forever, and, in a way, they have. After nearly a decade of playing together, the Chicago quartet made up of two sets of sisters is ready to introduce themselves anew with Pivot, a guitar-driven record full of tight harmonies, ’90s rock energy and songs that unfold with the kind of theatrical drama and emotional intensity that makes them feel bigger than their years.
Neptune’s Core may sound like a band that’s been doing this forever, and, in a way, they have. After nearly a decade of playing together, the Chicago quartet made up of two sets of sisters is ready to introduce themselves anew with Pivot, a guitar-driven record full of tight harmonies, ’90s rock energy and songs that unfold with the kind of theatrical drama and emotional intensity that makes them feel bigger than their years.
“I know that I didn’t compromise at all with this one. I really stuck to my guns.”