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By Fiona McKinlay • Apr 26th, 2009 • Category: short playersThis wee English band don’t do a shabby job of indie electro pop with male and female yelping, twisty guitar parts and quirky synths.
This wee English band don’t do a shabby job of indie electro pop with male and female yelping, twisty guitar parts and quirky synths.
Gruff, old fashioned and hairy (or at least, they sound very hairy), this is a pretty standard edition rock song
They top charts back home in Ireland and have their songs played on American teen dramas, but there still exists a big gaping hole where Bell X1’s UK success should be.
Watching Travis live is hilarious, and not only because Fran Healy appears to be performing dressed as Inspector Gadget tonight (hat and coat – no actual gadgets, sadly).
Bearing a resemblance to Arcade Fire’s ‘Rebellion (Lies)’ in its uplifting and spirited choruses, ‘Meccano’ gives the impression of a band much higher in numbers and giddily optimistic, rather than the sullen and leather-clad reality of London five piece Red Light Company. Vocalist Richard Frenneaux doesn’t sound half as magical on record than he does [...]