You Say I Romanticize [Clear w/ Yellow & Black Vinyl] (LP)
Sweeping Promises
Amoeba Review
Sweeping Promises make good old-fashioned punk rock. You Say I Romanticize feels like a late '70s/early '80s release in the tradition of The Slits or The Raincoats. It's melodic yet hard-hitting, fierce yet gut-wrenchingly pretty. It's also smart as hell, with songs inspired by literary figures like Julian of Norwich and Mary Shelley. This one's for anyone who digs fast, ferocious punk with driving riffs and superb melodies.












