Welcome: Sirs
This Seattle four-piece have been around for a decade, but have only just got round to making their debut album after numerous line-up changes and a lengthy hiatus. It s certainly a strange beast, too. The band melds melodies of a distinctly West-Coast US
This Seattle four-piece have been around for a decade, but have only just got round to making their debut album after numerous line-up changes and a lengthy hiatus.
It's certainly a strange beast, too.
The band melds melodies of a distinctly West-Coast US flavour with vocals disarmingly similar to Lennon and McCartney.
Then they throw the whole lot into a decrepit washing machine along with some home-made FX pedals, a dose of psychedelia, US underground rock and exploratory, dischordant guitar twangs, and give it a good kick.
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At the end of the cycle, out falls a fresh, unpredictable and ramshackle mess somehow held together by its disparate parts. Enticingly challenging. 3/5
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