PRAYERS: GOTHIC SUMMER

[JesusMarinMX]

When you are from the barrio, but grow up listening to The Cure

[ScoobyBrandon]

I never heard of this group until I started playing watch dogs 2 and I fell in

[prayers]

Thank u guys for the love and support it helps

[Davi-jtog]

From Watch Dogs 2 (2016), good memories listening this song driving in San Francisco

[PunkyOPossum]

"No love, just hate. I swear their both the same. They both ignite passion, they both ignite pain."

[xSoNiCcRaCkErSx]

Found this song in Watch Dogs 2, interesting style, love the beat

[prayers]

Thank u for the love and support it means the world to us thank u !!!!

[kombijr]

Every Chicano, especially from East L.A, grew up listening to a lot of Synth music. From Funk, Rock, Pop, etc. And this is a manifestation of it. Nice! They definitely grew on me 🤟

[LVZKV]

Thank Noisey for putting me onto you guys, love the sounds

[thewretchess]

These guys are humble and home grown. Sending love from Texas!

[CGingRun]

Being raised on the same music that you were; IE Joy Division, Bauhaus, Depeche Mode, Smiths, New Order, etc. I really fuckin' love this music so much. Seriously, I really have to thank Vice/Noisey for that video. This is amazing.

[fireearth]

2:07 He thru south side with he's hands, I gotta respect this guy he doesn't hide from he's pass

[RoseBautista]

On another video, you mentioned that all your life you've had to fight stereotypes because some people think you can't make this kind of music for being Chicano.  However, your style, your sound, your art is all reflective of your culture.  I don't see you betraying who you are, death and mysticism are deeply rooted in our identity.  Part of the  idiosyncrasy of being Mexican is our comical view of death.  We even have a holiday dedicated to remember our deceased loved ones.  We have come up with nicknames for it-La Flaca, La Pelona, 'Le tocó bailar con la más fea', a phrase we use when someone dies.  We don't see death as the end, but rather a continuation to our never-ending journey.  It isn't something we fear, it does not have to be sad, and we are fully aware that it's something we all will, eventually,  face.  So, I would say that you have made that connection between being goth and being Chicano, visible. 
I understand your message, it totally resonates with me.

[javiermata]

That's it I'm a fan. I love it.

[electricbluegoo]

I saw your feature on  VICE.. and i was mesmerized.. besides the video being super stylized, your hometown and lifestyle was mesmerizing. When i heard this song i was excited. it reminds me of Joy division or Depeche mode.. the days of New wave.. dark clothes and melancholy galore. So into it. keep up the good work!

[frankp]

You guys changed the way I see music and and life . i found a outlet i can relate to .PRAYER forever! Much props from the South Bay L.A.

[ArlequinsinRostro]

estoy muy orgullosa a tal grado de querer llorar
yo también soy mexicana y amo el goth y rock etc, pero esta propuesta que ustedes están luciendo, me hace sentir más identificada. Porque obviamente no soy una vampirita güera nórdica ni encajo con la estética que generalmente se le da al movimiento, soy morenita y hermosa y esto me hace sentir profundamente ligada a mis raíces y orgullosa, ya hay una propuesta que me respalda, como mi barrio! <3

[JBBost]

It's been every summer that this is my summer song. I mean, I usually hate "songs of the summer" but this is a bop and makes me feel better about wearing all black in the summer

[MrMMAMoto]

At first listen, I was like, "The fuck is this?!" Second and third listen, I was, "OK, it's growing on me." Fourth time, I was completely hooked and can't get enough! Wish I would've discovered you sooner so I could've seen you in San Jose. Much love from a skeptical(now converted) NorCal Chicano!

[grandprismatic]

*My neighbors liked this song so much they threw bricks through my windows so they can hear it better*