CHARTtrack: The Dustys' "Dangerous Little Signs"
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The Dustys - Dangerous Little Signs
Arlington, Va.'s The Dustys mix stoner rock and Raveonettes-stye nu-shoegaze on "Dangerous Little Signs," which can be found on their Sticky Blood debut EP. Their influences also reportedly include Big Star, T-Rex, The Groundhogs and The Sonics.
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