Elevator Division Kansas City, Missouri
After 15 years of silence, post-punk band Elevator Division are back and recording new music, with singles released in 2021
and more new music scheduled for 2022.
The band’s new songs evoke feelings of Roxy Music, Slowdive, and The Cure, while still sounding distinctly ‘El Div,’ giving their fans an exciting taste of a new album to come.
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