2013-03-20
Seattleite band Pickwick seems to have a lot going for them. With an American tour just starting and their first full album, Can't Talk Medicine, soon out in March, the band looks ready to make a splash in the music scene. But behind their DIY swagger, the band's album holds its own, giving indie fans a fusion of lo-fi garage rock and R&B. Most of the songs on the album are mid-tempo jams with guitars gentling swirling above deep bass, giving enough inertia to keep the album drifting forward. The occasional interludes like "Myths" add a texture echoing the days of analog and tape decks, while foregrounding song themes like maturity. With their dampened vocals and an ear for groove, they'd sound somewhat like MUTEMATH, with an excellent fusion with R&B. For those seeking a slow burn album to savor, this is definitely recommended. - Jacqueline RistolaSOUTHERN CULTURE ON THE SKIDS
SOUTHERN CULTURE ON THE SKIDS
Marc Ribot
Silent movies
THAT 1 GUY
Songs in the Key of Beotch
DEAD SCENE RADIO
Self-Titled EP
Chocolate Tiger
The End of an Error
The Damnwells
Air Stereo
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