They’d done the whole preternaturally-gifted-musicians-drinking-hard-and-playing-shockingly-well-yet-endearingly-sloppy thing for a decade, and they were ready to make something that lasted longer than a few days of ringing ears.įor Let It Be, they wrote songs - beautiful, majestic, heartfelt, clever, emotionally evocative songs with enduring melodies and titillating arrangements throttling guitar solos and soft, delicate strumming. Live bands don’t make albums as good as Let It Be.Īfter releasing their 2017 debut, Mock Pop, and then busting out their charmingly haphazard 2018 follow-up, All Great Bands Break Up, guitarist/vocalist Joe Praksti, bassist Pat O’Toole, and drummer/vocalist Evan Meindl were ready for their third act. Everyone in the room was guaranteed to walk out the door a fan. For ten years, the Pittsburgh trio who formed as high-schoolers were a secret handshake among touring acts and locals alike who knew that every show they played was a shoe-in.
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