Potty Mouth Debuts New Video + World Cafe Live Performance

Potty Mouth are all-parts smart-pop craftswomen, specializing in taut, infectious, C-86 influenced indie pop meets '77 punk perfection. The band, deemed a NYLON 'Band Crush,' Stereogum, 'Band To Watch,' The Guardian's 'New Band of the Day,' NPR 'Song We Can't Stop Playing,' SPIN 'Best New Artist,' and more, released their debut 12" vinyl EP, entitled Sun Damage in July 2012, which garnered the attention of Pitchfork, who called the six-song EP an "an impressive, no-filler debut," as well as The New York Times, who called it, "the downer charm of early grunge...excellent." The Boston Globe also named Potty Mouth one of the "top five indie-rock bands to watch in 2013," withBrooklynVegan adding that they were, "one of the most promising new bands in their local scene." 

The band has shared the stage with Bleached, A Place To Bury Strangers, Andrew W.K., The Pains of Being Pure At Heart, Waxahatchee, and more, and performed at the New Museum in NYC in conjunction with their exhibit "NYC 1993: Experimental Jet Set, Trash and No Star." The band has also announced a spring tour with Vivan Girls and more, down to SXSW. More dates to be announced soon.