Frederick Delius once said that "Music is an outburst of the soul." This goes for musicians and listeners alike, and could easily pinpoint the ideal behind Los Angeles band Boigirl. Reviving the emo and post -hardcore music scene in December, with their debut single "Casualty Count," the So.Cal's band expressive attitude resurfaces the angst that every hard-core kid once possessed.
Lead by frontman Casper Purtlebaugh (vocals), Chris Scott (guitar), Josh Chapman (bass), and James Kohlmeir (drums), or as Boigirl states, "3 dudes and a transguy," the emo-core band is making an entrance of their persona with trickles of single releases to engage a listener's attention.
Boigirl's open disclosure of self-identifying is an empowering quality that
Lead by frontman Casper Purtlebaugh (vocals), Chris Scott (guitar), Josh Chapman (bass), and James Kohlmeir (drums), or as Boigirl states, "3 dudes and a transguy," the emo-core band is making an entrance of their persona with trickles of single releases to engage a listener's attention.
Boigirl's open disclosure of self-identifying is an empowering quality that