Only for those brave enough...
to try something really different. It's loud, out of control, and a lot of fun!
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The bass - Mike Watt influenceed or what?
Very cool find opening for the Walkmen and White Rabbits - now they're on my everyday playlist. Inventive and satisfyingly rockin'.
again and again, again and again
i'll see 'em live every chance i get...one of my current favorites...great influences, so the familiarity is there, but freshly articulated and it never feels derivative
Freaking Amazing!
I have seen these guys twice now-fittingly enough both times in austin (antones and Austin City Limits). I have to say-they play with tons of energy and really know how to get the beat going. They are great to listen to, and even better to watch. They go nuts on stage, but in a good way! They really seem to enjoy playing together, as is evident in the way the will play three songs in a row without a break, leaving the audience to figure out where one song begins and one ends! A great band, and one that I would listen to every time they came to town.
Austin, TX, Baby!
These guys are the real deal. Early recordings of the Denim, which they did themselves, are genius...I think you can still find some of them on Myspace. This record is addicting and complex, and catchy. I saw these guys at the Mohawk and James cut his hand and bled all over his guitar, but kept going and had to hold himself back from throwin' his guitar in the audience at the end of the show. Put this record on when you need a pick me up. Great Job!
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