When I first heard of Chastity Belt, it was through word of mouth. My friends highly endorsed this band from Walla Walla, WA. They had just moved here and were playing some shows around town. Their song titles kinda freaked me out in the beginning, but that quickly changed when I got the chance to see them live. They performed the very last Audioasis in-studio of last year. I specifically asked them to play at that time because I knew that they would make a mark in 2013. If you haven’t seen Chastity Belt play, tease yourself with these videos. They’re rad. Look out for a full length album from the band later this year and in the meantime, you can enjoy a free download of their single “Seattle Party” on their Bandcamp.
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