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- Summary: The debut full-length studio release from Toronto indie pop band cootie catcher was mixed by Nate Amos.
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- Record Label: Carpark Records
- Genre(s): Alternative, Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock
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Mar 6, 2026It's their most accessible set of songs yet. Having said that, the group's whimsical practice of injecting far-flung timbres and effects into their songs, as well as a certain flat-tire wobble in their performance style are both joyously still in play.
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Mar 6, 2026Their burst of creativity comes to life in a lively tapestry of moods, both musically and thematically, but they make sure to balance the fun with genuine sincerity.
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Mar 6, 2026Something We All Got remains pretty fun to listen to and it’s not just because of those indietronica eccentricities. Between overlapped vocals and intersecting feelings, cootie catcher showcase what a genuine sense of community might sound like.
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Mar 9, 2026Their identity isn’t as sharply defined here, but the hooks and surprises on S.W.A.G. are strong enough to fuel their soul-searching.
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Mar 6, 2026Something We All Got is the third album from the Toronto group and the recipe of buzzing, breathless quite often vulnerable sound has been matured and given new life.