NGHTCRWLRS

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NGHTCRWLRS
NGHTCRWLRS live at the Meatlocker in 2016.
NGHTCRWLRS live at the Meatlocker in 2016.
Background information
OriginNew Jersey
GenresRock
Years active2014 (2014)–present
LabelsSniffling Indie Kids
MembersFrank DeFranco
Brian Goglia
Eric Goldberg
Max Rauch

NGHTCRWLRS are an American rock band from New Jersey.

History[]

NGHTCRWLRS are a four-piece indie rock band from North Jersey, that formed in 2014. The band members were in other Hudson County, New Jersey groups; vocalist and guitarist Frank DeFranco played in Holy City Zoo, vocalist and guitarist Eric Goldberg was in the Nico Blues, vocalist and bassist Brian Goglia played in They Had Faces Then and Man on Fire, and vocalist and drummer Max Rauch was in Washington Square Park. In the Jersey Journal DeFranco recalls, that "when we all started sharing a practice space in Clifton[,] it became a place where we all knew and trusted each other, and we all started playing with each other whenever any of us were free."[1] The band draws comparison to the music of Title Fight, Fugazi and Sonic Youth.[2] NGHTCRWLRS' first release is the song "Lt. Dan" for the Sniffling Indie Kids compilation, Space Jamz: 5 Bands 1 Practice Space.

Sniffling Indie Kids released NGHTCRWLRS on 28 February 2015, and the record release party was held that night at The Dopeness in Jersey City, New Jersey, with Cicada Radio, Dentist, and France.[3] Chris Rotolo of Speak Into My Good Eye calls the lead track "Smiling" "the greatest Emo anthem Grouplove never wrote."[4] The music video for Smiling was released on 2 September 2016, and it contains footage of the band rehearsing and performing.[5] The album ranked No. 9 on The New York Observer's 10 Best Debut Albums of 2015.[6]

NGHTCRWLRS performed at the 2016 North Jersey Indie Rock Festival.[1] Their second album Raging Hot was released by Sniffling Indie Kids on 11 November 2016. It is described as a "mix of abrasive and intense rock anthems and jazzy and mellow tunes."[7]

Band members[]

  • Frank DeFranco – vocals and guitar
  • Brian Goglia – vocals and guitar
  • Eric Goldberg – vocals and bass
  • Max Rauch – vocals and drums

Discography[]

Albums
Appearing on
  • Space Jamz: 5 Bands 1 Practice Space (2014)

References[]

Citations
  1. ^ Jump up to: a b Testa 2016.
  2. ^ Pirate! Staff 2016.
  3. ^ River View Observer Staff 2015.
  4. ^ Rotolo 2015.
  5. ^ Courier News Staff 2016.
  6. ^ Ziegler 2015.
  7. ^ Duguay 2016.
Bibliography
  • Courier News Staff (2 September 2016), "NGHTCRWLRS' 'Smiling'", Courier News, retrieved 3 March 2019
  • Duguay, Robert (23 November 2016), "Album of the Week: NGHTCRWLRS' Raging Hot", Motif, retrieved 3 March 2019
  • Elmore Staff (9 November 2016), "New Jersey Indie-Rockers, NGHTCRWLRS, Debut an Incendiary Jam", Elmore, retrieved 28 February 2019
  • Mehalick, Mike (17 November 2016), "SIMGE Stream: NGHTCRWLRS – Raging Hot", , retrieved 28 February 2019
  • New Noise Staff (2 November 2016), "Song Premiere: NGHTCRWLRS – "Coffee And Weed"", New Noise, retrieved 28 February 2019
  • Pirate! Staff (2016), "NGHTCRWLRS - Raging Hot", Pirate!, retrieved 4 March 2019
  • River View Observer Staff (6 March 2015), "Club Cool The Dopeness is back! Jersey City club connects artists and community with a cool vibe", River View Observer, retrieved 28 February 2019
  • Rotolo, Chris (17 February 2015), "SIMGE Premiere: NGHTCRWLRS Drops "Smiling" Single...Prepping Sniffling Indie Kids LP", , retrieved 28 February 2019
  • Schneider, Meredith (2016), "NGHTCRWLRS, "Are Two Dee Too"", Impose, retrieved 28 February 2019
  • (8 November 2016), "With no vowels but lots of fun, NGHTCRWLRS release new album", The Jersey Journal, retrieved 28 February 2019
  • Zieger, Eli (12 December 2015), "The 10 Best Debut Albums of 2015", The New York Observer, retrieved 28 February 2019

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