released 07 January 2015 

All songs written by The Dirty Banks: 

Danaca Booth: Guitar, Vocals 
Tim DeYoung: Keys, Vocals 
Jon Heinz: Guitar, Vocals 
Holly Rud: Bass 
David Smith: Drums 

Recorded at The Echo Chamber, Minneapolis, MN 
Engineered by David Smith 
Mixed by Jon Heinz and Corey Bracken 
Mastered by Corey Bracken

Histories

Table Tennis

In Retrograde

Screen Test

Dardanelles

Norway

Paper Crown

Dead Stars

"The Dirty Banks play a brand of indie-rock that pays homage to the sounds of the ‘90s while keeping things current. Chunky pop hooks clash with fuzzed-out guitars and sweet keys to make a satisfying aural odyssey."

Best Up-And-Coming Minnesota Bands To Check Out In 2016 - CBS Minnesota

"The Dirty Banks has the reputation of drawing a great crowd and a following that seems to grow with every show. They are almost guaranteed to take over the music scene in Minneapolis this year." - WCCO CBS Minneapolis

10 New Twin Cities Bands to Watch - 89.3 The Current Blog

"This song (In Retrograde) is pure ’90s alt bliss, with vocalist Danaca Booth channeling Blind Melon’s Shannon Hoon with her too-cool vocal delivery and buoyant synthesized flute parts adding a hint of psychedelia. Their entire four-song EP is worth a listen." - Andrea Swensson

"The Dirty Banks' talent does not proclaim itself with bright flashing colors or costumes, fancy electronics, or a table of overpriced merch. It's in Danaca's pleasing hazy vocals, the fact that every member of the band sings, the genuine stage presence that Jon projects, and how focused they are on making the music they call their own." -- Kelsey Simpkins of The Aural Premonition 

"Bouncy, catchy, psych pop. Reminds me a bit of Modest Mouse and the Pixies" -- Kyle Kaufman of The Unknown & Unheard podcast

"The EP has a strutting 90’s alternative feel. The grooves are subtle and consistent, and the guitars and keys cut across the ramshackle vocals. When thinking of 90’s rock, lean more Jane’a Addiction than Pavement." -- Josh Keller of Reviler.org

“'In Retrograde' brings you back to 1995 with its distorted guitars and slacker grooves." - Wild Tundra blog