Endless Winter

The Invisible Teardrops, hailing from Muscle Shoals, Alabama, deliver a dark, Farfisa-driven garage/punk sound. Their music is influenced more by doo-wop, Cajun swamp pop, the Sir Douglas Quintet, Richie Valens, and the Modern Lovers than by the Yardbirds or Rolling Stones. The band has toured the USA and Japan and released three EPs there. Their songs about skateboarding, waffles, haunted-eyed girls, surfing, and depression transport listeners to a magical world of like-minded outsider kids. Their last album was self-released and then re-released by Burger, leading to them playing the Burger Boogaloo with the Damned and the Mummies. This release is a lo-fi, honest recording.

To enjoy The Invisible Teardrops' music, just play their albums or EPs on your preferred music - playing device. There are no special ways to listen, so you can choose to listen while relaxing at home, during a drive, or while doing your daily chores. There aren't any specific things to be careful about when listening. As for maintaining your music - related items, if you have a physical copy like a CD or vinyl, keep them in a cool, dry place to prevent damage. If you stream their music, make sure your streaming service is up - to - date and your device has a stable internet connection.