Dream Nails’ Latest LP is Good, But You Wish It Was Better
You Wish is the third album from London punk band Dream Nails, but the first with their new lead singer – a familiar face for fans of their previous album Doom Loop. Star of their 2nd album's iconic cover, Mimi Jasson steps up to the plate with her bass guitar in tow to replace frontperson Ishmael Kirby, downsizing the group from a four-piece to a trio.
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