The Village Voice premiered “Philadelphia,” the first single off of It Was Romance’s debut album – out on May 5.
“Since arriving in New York, Moore has solidified herself wholly in the writerly and comedic realm, yanking the reigns for Cosmopolitan.com’s sex and romance vertical and leading the widely-acclaimed comedy show Tinder Live. Now she’s starting to get a solid footing in a third frontier: shredding electric uke and waxing sentimental in her garage pop quartet It Was Romance. With that, she’d like to make one thing clear, especially regarding her stringed instrument of choice and its typical association. “I’m not playing adorably,” she says. “I’m playing with distortion.”
Read the rest of the interview, and listen to the premiere of “Philadelphia” over at The Village Voice.
It Was Romance will be having their album release show @ Knitting Factory on May 22. Full info HERE.
Other upcoming shows:
05.01 • Irving Plaza (New York, NY – Night of 1,000 Stevies)
07.02 • Cake Shop (New York, NY)