Minimalist psych rock like before, only this release isn’t nearly as good as their earlier stuff.
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Garage rock with a stiff pop-punk bend. Good hooks, great energy. Very solid album, if not all that distinct.
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Silly name for a silly album. Garage band plays bubblegum pop. It’s certainly unique, I’ll give it that.
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Impeccably produced, upbeat pop a la Jason Mraz. If you’re the type to exhort things as “adorable,” you’re probably going to love this.
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This guy uses classic rock & roll tropes spiced up with Lennon-esque screamy stuff and a super badass sax squealing solos Ornette Coleman style. Cool stuff.