julie: my anti-aircraft friend
Briefly

In 1995, Sonic Youth released "The Diamond Sea," a 20-minute song, with a radio edit that limited the feedback, indicating the challenges of mainstream acceptance for experimental rock.
The emergence of julie in 2019, with their debut single "flutter," showcases a new generation deeply influenced by experimental rock, reflecting their response to the societal landscape.
julie's sound merges grunge and shoegaze, creating tight, compelling alt-rock tracks, fueled by vibrant drum performances and dual vocal styles that encapsulate their youthful apathy.
As high school students, julie's formation during a turbulent political climate demonstrates how young artists navigate the complexities of their environment through their music.
Read at Pitchfork
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