surfy sound
the raveonettes blend distortion and melodic vocals so well. they remind me of early velvet underground with the breeders singing. kind of.
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How'd I miss these guys?!
Really great stuff here. Don't know how/why I overlooked them. Check out Black/White, but the whole thing is worth it.
Raveonettes Digital EPs
This is definitely the best of the digital EPs. Exciting stuff.
first two songs are legit!
I've downloaded some of their music in the past...I dig it. Young and Beautiful and Black and White are sak tracks!
Black/White
Great song. Video's pretty cool too. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCPQws-4v2I
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