There's a lot of shitty indie rock out there, and so hearing Dirty Dishes' new album, Guilty, feels like being locked inside a cellar for weeks and suddenly finding a Snickers. They're smart, innovative artists carving out an interesting niche while still using the color palate of a standard rock band. It's no wonder Exploding in Sound Records released Guilty, since the label has been discovering and championing East Coast bands for the past few years and systematically improving the canon of rock music as a whole.In lieu of releasing a string of mediocre music videos filled with awkward plots and lip synching, Dirty Dishes filmed themselves playing through a few tracks at Hanging Horse Studio in Massachusetts. Jenny Tuite sings some beautifully haunting melodies over Alex Molini's sludgy demented bass, and the combination is just weird enough to catch your attention but good enough to keep you on board.Buy the band's new record here.