Pinc Louds is apparently what happens when a bird’s reflection gets born out of the gutter and then feeds on insects and candy wrappers on the way to becoming real.
The Brooklyn band’s 2018 album, Delancey St. Station, is a physical manifestation of that vision, and its 14 tracks bounce between the pensive circus-noir of LP opener “Soul In My Body” to the neu-folk chillwave of closing tracks “Scrambled Inside” and “Books In Boxes.” All of it is marked by Claudi Love’s unmistakable croon and just enough kalimba plucking to make you feel like you could live inside of Pinc Louds’ technicolor cocoon of sound forever.
Take a test drive on Sunday when the band plays Hooch and Hive.
Pinc Louds w/Jeremy Gloff/Vetnough. Sun. March 17. Hooch and Hive, Tampa. aestheticized.com.
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This article appears in Mar 14-21, 2019.
