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The Daily Pravda Boston, Massachusetts
Rock music, post everything. Set in Boston and sometimes the West. Q: Glam without the glitter? A: Seventies without the
beards. We play both kinds of music. There's nothing else to do.
Influenced by the New Romantic Post-Punk family tree (Suede, Echo and the Bunnymen, Smiths, Psychedelic Furs), American indie (Pixies, Sunny Day Real Estate), and glam classics like Bowie and Queen.
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