Snow Strippers' "Just Your Doll" Is a Haunting Electric Nod to the Myspace Era
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Ahead of their forthcoming EP Night Killaz Vol 1, Snow Strippers release the evocative single “Just Your Doll,” a whirlwind of a dance track that electrocutes from within.
The Detroit duo, consisting of Tatiana Schwaninger and Graham Perez, have taken on the grave honor of forwarding a genre that’s succumbed to the triumph of pop and captionable one-liners. An eclectic mash of boisterous sound all at once, Snow Strippers are honoring the true roots of electronic sleaze. Trashy dance punk is a lost religion, and Snow Strippers are building an impenetrable temple.
The single “Just Your Doll” was released alongside a video that nods to the golden age of rave, when we were nothing but point-and-shoot mirror selfies and Myspace forum posts. The found footage horror video only emphasizes the haunting blare of the track, gaining them comparisons to baton-passing acts like Crystal Castles.
From Berlin to Los Angeles, Snow Strippers' sonically explosive niche has earned them a sold-out tour and internet notoriety, though they certainly won’t be the kid’s best-kept secret for long. Set to release November 24, Night Killaz Vol 1 will only scream their name louder in more rooms. With their foot on the gas and inhibitions in the rearview, we’re all humbly at the mercy of Snow Strippers.
Watch the "Just Your Doll" video below:
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