The Silhouette Era San Francisco, California
The Silhouette Era practically define Northern California's own brand of garage-surf; not that of summer heartache, but of
the sheer adrenaline of first loves.
Influenced by the raw minimalism of bands like Pixies and The Stooges, the band creates blasts of scuzzy hooks similar to acts like Wavves and FIDLAR.
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