2009-01-24
This album from Los Angeles duo, Inara George(vocals) and Greg Kurstin(keyboards, programming, guitar, percussion), is just plain fun. I'd describe it as sixties-sounding pop with a modern twist. Some songs are cheeky such as "Diamond Dave" (which seems to be an ode to David Lee Roth?). "Polite Dance Song" is a little risque for daytime airplay, but any song that mentions naughty bits is alright with me! I'd have to point out "Love Letter to Japan" as a highlight. It is upbeat and danceable with its cheerleader backing vocals. "Witch" is another fave with its lounge-mod vibe. It sounds as if it would be right at home on an old James Bond movie soundtrack. Reviewed by Rebecca Ruth.POTATOE BABIES
The ‘Festival’ Compilation (a.k.a. the Masturbation Compilation)
FYFE DANGERFIELD
Fly Yellow Moon
THOM YORKE
The Eraser
SPARKLEHORSE
Dreamt For Light Years In The Belly Of A Mountain
Lou Barlow
Emoh
YOUTH GROUP
The Night is Ours
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