Positive No uses adversity as inspiration on its debut album, Glossa
Positive No doesn’t do things the easy way. Having braved a number of lineup changes, and two of its founding members having faced harsh health scares during its existence, that its debut full-length, Glossa, is actually being released this week is a triumph. The record, which sees Positive No pull influence from bands like Velocity Girl and, at times, Silversun Pickups, is a bouncy indie-pop LP that isn’t shy about digging into fuzzy riffs. The A.V. Club is streaming all of the J. Robbins-produced Glossa below in advance of its release on September 18 from Little Black Clouds and Negative Fun Records.
Positive No tour dates
Sept. 18—Gallery 5—Richmond, Virginia
Sept. 19—The Bathtub Republic—Washington, D.C.
Oct. 1—Boot & Saddle—Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Oct. 2—Little Amps—Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Oct. 3—HiFi—New York, New York
Oct. 5—Galaxy Hut—Arlington, Virginia
Oct. 6—The Crown—Baltimore, Maryland
Oct. 24—The Southern—Charlottesville, Virginia
Oct. 25—Neptunes—Raleigh, North Carolina