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TheHolograms
About TheHolograms
Los Angeles, CA
The Hologram
The New I Love Yo
Like a freshly spawned phoenix launching from a Sanrio themed ash tray, The Holograms are back with more sugary pop confections to rot your teeth and spoil your appetite. So tap a vein, slam some insulin and brace yourselves for The New I Love You
This sneak preview into the Holo’s forthcoming sophomore release is riddled with joyfully debauched gems such as E-A-S-Y (an homage to slut-bags and Rodgers & Hammerstein), Fast Action (NASCAR or Cialis commercial… you decide), along with the EP’s title track, The New I Love You (a.k.a. The Clap, an innocuous little number about a dance – we swear)
With their self-dubbed genre “bubble-scum” pop, the Holo’s new delivery is so sweet and fun you won’t realize how edgy it is until your gums are already blood-drenched. Vocalist Jen’s signature squeaky goodness lulls listeners into a magic realm where Jean, Sammi and Yumi continuously pelt them in the head with virtuosity and awesomeness! Listen carefully and you might catch a sleazy double entendre (along with other things). What more can you can ask from a pop EP? Get it out and spread it around
The New I Love Yo
Like a freshly spawned phoenix launching from a Sanrio themed ash tray, The Holograms are back with more sugary pop confections to rot your teeth and spoil your appetite. So tap a vein, slam some insulin and brace yourselves for The New I Love You
This sneak preview into the Holo’s forthcoming sophomore release is riddled with joyfully debauched gems such as E-A-S-Y (an homage to slut-bags and Rodgers & Hammerstein), Fast Action (NASCAR or Cialis commercial… you decide), along with the EP’s title track, The New I Love You (a.k.a. The Clap, an innocuous little number about a dance – we swear)
With their self-dubbed genre “bubble-scum” pop, the Holo’s new delivery is so sweet and fun you won’t realize how edgy it is until your gums are already blood-drenched. Vocalist Jen’s signature squeaky goodness lulls listeners into a magic realm where Jean, Sammi and Yumi continuously pelt them in the head with virtuosity and awesomeness! Listen carefully and you might catch a sleazy double entendre (along with other things). What more can you can ask from a pop EP? Get it out and spread it around
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