The Losers Club

Waiting for the conversation to happen in the midst of a hardcore punky brilliance to stomp the ground with, The Losers Club have just dropped the universe something rather mesmerizing to stomp inside on Going Nowhere (feat. AmaniDrums).

The Losers Club is a Denver, Colorado-based indie alternative pop punk band that loves to spraypaint some heavy rock all over our amazed jawlines.

Reminding one of Blink 182 in their heyday, The Losers Club rifle into our minds with some aplomb and shall turn the temperature up. This is new-school punk at its best and might incur some damage on fragile speakers.

Going Nowhere (feat. AmaniDrums) from Denver, Colorado-based indie pop punk band The Losers Club is a rather impressive sword-like track from a group on the rise. They sound united and free, with a raw sound which will grab many hearts’ attention. Catchy and friendly to all ears, we find an underground act that just wants to make memorable music. Mission accomplished. - A&R Factory

The Losers Club is known to get “a little weird” and “raunchy” on stage, according to Pounders, which gives the duo’s concerts a vibe similar to Blink-182's The Mark, Tom, and Travis Show (The Enema Strikes Back!). - Westword

Barreling through with a powerful anthem-like sound, this song will send you back in time to the older days of punk rock. The song you may ask? “She’s from Chicago” by the talented trio, The Loser’s Club, from Denver, Colorado. Let me tell you, this song does not disappoint.

The track starts off with an echo interpretation of the song's title, like an anthem. It then blasts full of intense drums and electric guitar. Which creates the atmosphere of classic punk rock. The instrumentals of the song don't overshadow the solid and excitable vocals. Rather it enhances its purpose to create a freeing, loud sound. The song eventually leads to slower introductions to drums on its own and for the guitar. It develops a balance for the attention on both vocals and beats. The track then ends with a sense of taking over and control. - All or Nothing Magazine