The Dimes: New England EP

The Dimes are from Portland, OR, but their new four-song EP, released today, is named New England and based on real stories and events born of and around Boston. The songs I have listened to so far are just gorgeous, and even better news, this EP comes in advance of a full-length that is scheduled for release in August.

A description of the Dimes from their promo says: “…quirky, harmony-driven, indie-pop five-piece with influences and sounds-like comparisons ranging from The Decemberists to Iron and Wine, Spoon, Tom Petty, and even The Beatles.” Can it get any better than that, for my taste? Throw in a reference to Tobin Sprout, and I’m hooked.

Although this cover of John Lennon’s “Watching the Wheels” is very fine, I like the Dimes’ own song “Save Me, Clara” even better. I am looking forward with great anticipation to more from this band.

The Dimes, from New England EP:
Save Me, Clara
Watching the Wheels (John Lennon cover)

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One Response to “The Dimes: New England EP”

  1. bobby says:

    thank you. going to amazon now!

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