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There was little, if any, original intent behind the selection of Quality Living’s name, but as time went by, and things became increasingly chaotic on an increasingly grand scale, it took on a funny little defiance. Their songs, set in lonely suburbs, vacuous getaway spots, and blurry dive bars, often seem to fight doggedly for some kind of comfort amidst the threat of repetitive gloom.
With their four-song Aggro Crag EP (July ‘24), QL continue what their previous series of singles started: delivering transportive and relistenable indie rock songs that are full of idiosyncrasies.
With their four-song Aggro Crag EP (July ‘24), QL continue what their previous series of singles started: delivering transportive and relistenable indie rock songs that are full of idiosyncrasies.