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“Nightmare Nights” from upcoming EP out now

“Delightfully energetic, chanting title track” — Stereogum

 
 

“I hate this house” out now

“A hefty, catchy, power chord-driven banger that feels built to get a sea of sweaty kids raising their fists and screaming at the tops of their lungs” — BrooklynVegan

“TELEPATHIC MIND” OUT NOW

“A one-off track that perfectly captures the group’s aggressive and riff-packed style”
— The Alternative

 
 

Still Blooms

“A potent set of punkish power-pop with crunchy guitars, energetic rhythms, soaring harmonies, anthemic song hooks” — KEXP

 
 

Order on Anchor Eighty Four (US) or Big Scary Monsters (UK/Europe).

 
 

New Song “Basement”

“Overflows with riffs, hooks, and emotion” — Stereogum

NEW SONG “SEPARATED”

“Very catchy … equal parts jangly indie rock and driving pop punk” — BrooklynVegan

 
 
 

 

“With double helix DNA of jagged guitar lines and strident vocal melodies, Philadelphia-based indie rockers Church Girls are hitting all the sweet spots”

— Alternative Press

'“With Cycles’ fuzzy guitars and hard-driving drum beats, Church Girls manage to keep the garage rock sound alive without irony.”

— Paste Magazine

“Sparkling indie rock from this Philly group that surrounds lithe vocal melodies with wreaths of guitar.”

— Bandcamp New & Notable

 
 
 

Photo by Cecelia Orlando

Mariel Beaumont / Vocals, Guitar

Mitchell Layton / Guitar, Vocals 

Julien Varnier / Drums

Vince Vullo / Bass, Vocals

Philly four-piece Church Girls write propulsive melodies and achingly vulnerable lyrics wrapped in the throbbing anxiety of post-punk and joyous aggression of pop-punk.  Formed in 2014 by Mariel Beaumont, the group has toured extensively across the US, UK, Canada, & Europe and been featured at Audiotree, KEXP, Stereogum, Bandcamp New & Notable and more.

Tour

 

Listen on Spotify:

 

“I lost my life” (Prince Daddy & the Hyena cover) for
No Earbuds charity comp:

 

Live at Audiotree:

New video for “Could’ve Been”:

“A riveting exhibition of rock that combines noisy melodic rock of The Pixies and a mirage of ferocious indie that recalls Car Seat Headrest.”

— Glide Magazine

Live at Paste Magazine Studio ATL:

New song “Nothing” from The Haunt LP:

“With a double helix DNA of jagged guitar lines and strident vocal melodies, Philadelphia-based indie-rockers Church Girls are hitting all the sweet spots”

— AltPress

“Cycles” live at DZ Records:

“Arpeggiated guitar riffs that recall the best of ’90s post-punk, giving way to a complexly intertwined sound between the guitars, bass and drums”

— mxdwn