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Album artwork for Remember What I Look Like by The Inflorescence

The stunning debut LP Remember What I Look Like was conceived during quarantine and draws on the band's inspirations, including indie, punk, emo, grunge and alternative. Tuesday Denekas's songs of shattered, disappointed romance sound triumphant in these infectious songs that are propelled by Milla Merlini's thunderous drums, Sasha A'Hearn's steady, anchoring bass and Charlee Berlin's stinging guitar leads.

The confident nine-song album has zero dull spots or wasted songs. Starting with the sinuous, fast-paced "Phantom Feelings" and the resilient, stomping "So Much of Nothing" to the start/stop drama of "Are You Sorry" and the deceptively sweet, bouncy "Last Week" and the hair-pin turns and resilient defiance of "The Truth" to the brief respite from the title track which launches into the epic, gripping "Tomorrow Night" and the desperate grunge power of "The Button," finishing off with the roaring climax of "Board Game," it’s a rollercoaster ride of thrills and anguish to strap in for.

The Inflorescence

Remember What I Look Like

Kill Rock Stars
Album artwork for Remember What I Look Like by The Inflorescence
CD

$13.99

Released 06/10/2022Catalog Number

CD-KRS-716

Usually dispatched in 5-10 days

Album artwork for Remember What I Look Like by The Inflorescence
LP

$22.99

Green / White Splatter Vinyl

Includes download code
Released 06/17/2022Catalog Number

LP-KRS-716LEC

The Inflorescence

Remember What I Look Like

Kill Rock Stars
Album artwork for Remember What I Look Like by The Inflorescence
CD

$13.99

Released 06/10/2022Catalog Number

CD-KRS-716

Usually dispatched in 5-10 days

Album artwork for Remember What I Look Like by The Inflorescence
LP

$22.99

Green / White Splatter Vinyl

Includes download code
Released 06/17/2022Catalog Number

LP-KRS-716LEC

The stunning debut LP Remember What I Look Like was conceived during quarantine and draws on the band's inspirations, including indie, punk, emo, grunge and alternative. Tuesday Denekas's songs of shattered, disappointed romance sound triumphant in these infectious songs that are propelled by Milla Merlini's thunderous drums, Sasha A'Hearn's steady, anchoring bass and Charlee Berlin's stinging guitar leads.

The confident nine-song album has zero dull spots or wasted songs. Starting with the sinuous, fast-paced "Phantom Feelings" and the resilient, stomping "So Much of Nothing" to the start/stop drama of "Are You Sorry" and the deceptively sweet, bouncy "Last Week" and the hair-pin turns and resilient defiance of "The Truth" to the brief respite from the title track which launches into the epic, gripping "Tomorrow Night" and the desperate grunge power of "The Button," finishing off with the roaring climax of "Board Game," it’s a rollercoaster ride of thrills and anguish to strap in for.