Listen: Komodos release “17”
Maddie Breeden
March 26, 2026
Somewhere between the heyday of Brit rock and the Meet Me in the Bathroom era of New York rock music, lives Komodo’s new single “17”
Somewhere between the heyday of Brit rock and the Meet Me in the Bathroom era of New York rock music, lives Komodo’s new single “17”
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