The Coastals Washington D.C., D.C.
With what is described as “incredibly catchy, with gorgeous instrumentation, honest lyrics, and sweet vocals”, The Coastals have since returned with a brand new album that there best work yet. After the successful release of Under The Covers (July 17, 2011), The Coastals returned to the studio with Mike Bridgett and Paul Leavitt (All Time Low, Senses Fail, Circa Survive). New album this Fall! ... more
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