Chastity Belt

Chastity Belt is an indie rock band hailing from Walla Walla, Washington. Formed in 2010, the group originally consisted of Julia Shapiro on lead vocals and guitar, Lydia Lund on guitar, Gretchen Grimm on drums, and Annie Truscott on bass. They gained recognition for their ironic and humorous take on feminist themes within their lyrics, combined with a laid-back, lo-fi sound that resonates with the ethos of Pacific Northwest indie culture. Chastity Belt's music dynamically oscillates between introspective contemplation and candid, playful critique, with an underlying thread of camaraderie and emotional honesty.

The band's discography reflects their growth and depth as artists, starting with the cheekily titled "No Regerts" in 2013—a debut that garnered attention for its raw energy and deadpan wit. Following up with "Time to Go Home" in 2015 and "I Used to Spend So Much Time Alone" in 2017, the group earned critical acclaim for their more polished and introspective work, delving into themes of isolation, self-reflection, and the pains of maturing. Their self-titled album "Chastity Belt," which arrived in 2019, signified a moment of synthesis for the band, fusing their seasoned musicianship with poignant lyricism to create a rich, textured soundscape. With a knack for crafting intimate, engaging songs, their releases such as "Hollow," "Fake / Fear," "The Process / Lonely," and "Dull," continue to contribute to the band's strong and influential presence within the indie scene.

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