Girls "Broken Dreams Club" COLOR:HIGHLIGHTER YELLOW also releasing a companion screenplay

also releasing a companion screenplay and short film

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Girls "Broken Dreams Club" COLOR:HIGHLIGHTER YELLOW also releasing a companion screenplayNamed in Pitchforks 200 Most Important Artists of the Last 25 Years," the San Franciscan songwriting duo Girls imparted a massive sonic shift on their last 2010 EP, Broken Dreams Club, before breaking up in 2012. The band emerged with a more massive, lusher sound with horns, pedal steel and psychedelic effects throughout. Upon its release, Christopher Owens described the exuberant six songs as a letter of intent, snapshot of the horizon and step up