Petite League "Rips One Into The Night" Banner creating an ethereal yet scathing

creating an ethereal yet scathing style

Drawing as much from swampy noise rock as from the punkier edge of later-era Darkthrone

dudes with really good voices

the band has set out to craft a sound that can hang a range of emotions on catchy hooks while splitting time between the blistering and the beautiful

post-punks Echo and The Bunnymen and contemporary indie favorites The National

Petite League "Rips One Into The Night" Banner creating an ethereal yet scathingUpon arriving in Syracuse after growing up in Brussels, Belgium as an American expat, Lorenzo Gillis Cook was introduced to the fast paced, lo fi sound of the American house show scene. Though he had been making music for years under the name Spark Alaska and a multitude of high school bands, the franticness and earnest expression being put on display in these upstate basements and attics was infectious. In late 2014, Cook brought the first Petite