Frances Quinlan

Christine Frances Quinlan (born May 7, 1986) is an American singer-songwriter, guitarist and visual artist best known for fronting Philadelphia indie rock band Hop Along.

Quinlan is primarily recognized for seamlessly alternating between numerous vocal styles, ranging from airy falsetto to raspy singing to outright screaming. Jesse David Fox of Vulture called Quinlan "a rock singer's rock singer". John Wenzel of the Denver Post said "there’s simply nothing else like [Quinlan's voice] in contemporary music." Gabriela Tully Claymore of Stereogum called Quinlan a "national treasure".