The Postelles @ Chicago's Double Door (Photos)

New York City's The Postelles entertained with their throwback rock/pop sound Thursday at the Double Door. Their sound, a mixture of Buddy Holly filtered by Television, is lean and tight without being contrived or overly poppy. The lead singer croons, in a manner reminiscent of The Strokes' Julian Casablancas. The Strokes comparison is pretty solid considering Albert Hammond Jr. produced The Postelles EP, White Night. Already a veteran of Bonnaroo and opening shows for Vampire Weekend, expect to see The Postelles in a late afternoon slot at more than a few major festivals this summer.

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Sam Wurth is a 10-year veteran of the service industry. He can usually be found in airports, dive bars, or the front row. Sam currently resides on the North side of Chicago, although no distance is too far to travel to see a great band. He can also be spotted simultaneously taking notes and...

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