Milwaukee indie pop crew Maritime test the waters on LP3 without the aid of founding member Eric Axelson (also formerly of the Dismemberment Plan). In his stead comes bassist Justin Klug, and listening to lead single “Guns Of Navarone,” the post-emo indie poppers have no reason to fret. We, The Vehicles had Maritime sail into a a critical warm embrace, and the forthcoming Heresy And The Hotel Choir gets to a good start here, the ex-Promise Ring members et al going straight for college rock radio pop jugular.
Heresy And The Hotel Choir is out 10/17 on Flameshovel. That’s levitation, homes.
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i saw them play this in bremen, germany and could have sworn he was singing ‘guns and adderol’
thats what he should have been singing
i love this band and i dont care who knows it!
davey von bohlen is the awesomest dude. never a false move!
Cool song!
Thanks.
They tracked and mixed the record at our place, Burst HQ in Milwaukee. Awesome guys, and great record.
Great to hear some new songs!! So looking forward to the new CD MMMM!! Come to the UK boys!!
Maritime is great! I love “Parade of Punk Rock T-Shirts” and all of their other stuff. I recommend them.