Prism Bitch

“[‘Starlight’] is a catchy, anthemic dose of alternative rock.”

“Blending the angular rhythms and swirling guitars of early ’90s indie rock with the soaring harmonies and lilting melodies of classic Americana, Prism B!tch offer a bracing dose of cathartic rock…the band’s debut album Perla finds the group operating in confident badass mode. Like a new millennium Veruca Salt, they’ve got hooks for days, and the vocal and musical chops to back it up.”

“Prism Bitch packs a powerful punch. Sporting a blue stripped track suit, vocalist Lilah Rose collapsed to her knees, her feet pressed against her back as she violently played guitar on the floor. Bassist Lauren Poole, in matching yellow joggers, screamed into the mic before kicking the air Chuck-Norris style...”

“Prism B!tch recall an explosive melodic sound that growls with a Nirvana-styled irritated kick and a white noise
whirl of guitar and drums. Not since The Breeders melted ears with ‘Cannonball’ has there been such a potent three-quarters female rock band.”

“An intriguing guitar opening [on ‘One Shot’] piques interest and slowly molds to a haunting-vibed chorus that is sure to please.”

“Prism Bitch returns to Santa Fe to show the denizens of town why it might be the most important band in the state right now. Prism Bitch gets points on so many fronts. Catchy? Check. Hard-rocking? Check. Color-coordinated tracksuits? Check. Incredibly fun live show? Double check. See, this is a band to experience, one that brings the energy, the riffs, the kickass keys and so much more.”

“Prism B!tch delivers a tight, edgy, female-powered brand of punk-fueled pop-rock…think Breeders, Hole, maybe Paramore, with a dusting of Go-Go’s.”

“Perla is…infused with guitar, percussion, and energetic vocals, which all tie together to further showcase Prism B!tch’s authenticity and talent.”

“The 11-tracks [on Perla] pack a strong punch through angsty vocals and bright, space-bound sequencers.
Essentially, if the teens from Spring Awakening made a punk rock album in 2021, it would be this.”

“The best thing I can say about Prism Bitch is that I barely know what to say about their set; the music transcended the moment and I got pulled into a rip tide of the purest fun I have ever been blessed enough to be a part of. From the moment the sweatsuit-clad band stepped on stage, the atmosphere of the room transformed...”