Neva Dinova Demos and C-Sides (TRANSPARENT YELLOW VINYL) 7" EP + MP3 DL Card Serving up art-pop for the

Serving up art-pop for the anthropocene

conjures the Joni Mitchell's "The River" or John Lennon's "The War is Over

The songs she wrote were a departure from anything she’d ever written before

a stuttering Vivian Campbell riff and ringing twin leads open an insanely catchy melody

Neva Dinova Demos and C-Sides (TRANSPARENT YELLOW VINYL) 7" EP + MP3 DL Card Serving up art-pop for theIn Omaha, Nebraska, in the early aughts being in a band did not require talent or skill or opportunity. Anyone could do it. Everyone should do it. All that it required was time and inspiration. With an early love of poetry and music, Neva Dinova evolved from a great reason to laugh and drink and rock in moms basement into a vehicle for storied perspectives that reflect the human condition. An art project. Its too dumb for some, its too dramatic for