New Bedford, MA rockers Blind Mice is streaming “Fifteen” off their forthcoming digital EP Sunday Songs, out March 17, 2015 via Animal Style Records, here.

Fueled by nostalgia for 90s alt-rock and 2000s emo, but inspired enough to create music that’s far from rehashed, Blind Mice make it no easy task to wrap them into a neat little box of genre descriptions. They so freely and effortlessly incorporate elements of Third Eye Blind, Weezer, Polar Bear Club, and Jimmy Eat World into their music, that an attempt to give their impressive style-bending sound a valid description turns into a laundry list of genres clumsily tagged together with excessive hyphenation and far too many “meets” and “mixed with’s.” That’s not to say they’re unfocused – quite the opposite, in fact. After the release of the their first EP, the Comedown EP, in 2014, Blind Mice wasted no time. They got right back to work on a brand new EP in an impressive display of prolific determination, and headed into the studio with Clinton Lisboa at Sound Box Recording.

The resulting Sunday Songs functions as a cohesive unit in a manner that so many modern bands fail to achieve. Each song serves a deliberate role within the context of the whole, allowing the listener enough variety to find something new within every track. Guitarist A.J. Mills (Half Hearted Hero) blurs the line between rhythm and lead guitar without trampling the rest of the band. He syncs up seamlessly with bassist JoJo Rose and drummer Mike Ashley (ex-Ra Ra Riot) to provide the perfect backdrop for Ross Nunes’ passionately delivered vocals.