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STEALING HANDSHAKES Deliver Grit, Heart, and Alt-Rock Revival on Self-Titled EP

4/27/2026

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By: Evan J. Thomas

Stealing Handshakes – Stealing Handshakes (EP Review)
⭐⭐⭐⭐½ 
​(4 1/2 out of 5 Stars)

There’s something refreshingly unfiltered about Stealing Handshakes, the self-titled EP from the Pampa, Texas four piece that’s carving out their space in modern alternative rock. Blending the raw edge of ’90s alt-rock with a more current, emotionally charged approach, this release feels both nostalgic and forward moving at the same time.  I felt the grungy mixed with a pop element throughout this EP. 
From the first track, the band leans into what they do best gritty guitar tones, driving rhythms, and vocals that carry equal parts urgency and vulnerability. There’s a clear influence from the golden era of alternative rock, but it never feels like imitation. Instead, Stealing Handshakes channel that spirit into something that feels personal and alive.
What stands out most across the EP is the songwriting. These aren’t just loud, high energy tracks they’re structured with intention, building tension and release in a way that keeps you locked in. The hooks hit when they need to, but it’s the emotional undercurrent that gives the songs staying power. There’s a sense that every lyric has weight behind it, adding depth to the band’s already punchy sound.
Sonically, the EP balances polish with grit. The production is clean enough to let every instrument breathe, but it still holds onto that rough-around the edges feel that makes alternative rock hit harder. Guitars cut through with purpose, the rhythm section keeps everything grounded, and the vocals sit front and center exactly where they should be.
If there’s any critique, it’s that the EP leaves you wanting more and not in a bad way. At its core, this feels like a strong introduction to a band that’s still building momentum. You get a clear sense of their identity, but also the feeling that they’ve only scratched the surface of what they can become.  I'm looking to see how the band plays off this EP for their future music. 
This EP captures that intensity while giving listeners something they can come back to. It’s the kind of release that proves Stealing Handshakes isn’t just another regional act, they’re a band with the potential to break well beyond Texas and i'm here for it. 

Stealing Handshakes is a confident, emotionally driven EP that bridges past and present alt rock with authenticity and punch. If this is the foundation, what comes next could be something even bigger.
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