Pretty City Melbourne, Australia
Melbourne shoegazers Pretty City say they are influenced by Mystic Spiral, fictional band from 90s cartoon show Daria, and
aspire to be like Trent’s band from Reality Bites.
Smashing Pumpkins-esque fuzzed out guitars and washy, reverb drenched vocals like New Order. With slick pop sensibilities and impressive live shows, the groups tongue in cheek humour is backed up with a seriously strong band.
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