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Ladyhawk, Ladyhawk

  • 2006
  • Label: Jagjaguwar / SC Distribution

Blending psych fuzz with pop instincts, the Vancouver group Ladyhawk write wooly songs with big guitars and sturdy choruses. The group walks the line between economy and improvisation, alternating between open-ended jams ("Long Til The Morning") and straightforward FM rock songs ("The Dugout"), sounding equally at ease with both. The spirit of American 70s album rock in the form of a post-'00 Canadian band.

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