People are always looking for something new musically, and whist the sound here has hints of the San Franciscan district they took their name from, the music sounds like a collision of Sonic Youth and Fleetwood Mac. The approach and delivery is so bright and refreshing that it has the sun shining in your heart from the opening song.

The song titles leave something to be desired but rest assured, a song called ‘Maastricht (A Treaty)’ sounds nothing like you would expect. 

The band themselves, bright young things that they are, hail from Glasgow, which feels like the UK version of New York’s Brooklyn at the moment, with a host of great bands emerging from the city.

 

This album is ‘Sitar Rock’: very rarely pausing for breath it’s a toe tapping delight, even in the latter stretches of the record with Moondogs, Hole in the Ground and Buffalo Trace.

 

The band have progressed greatly from the debut album and early live shows. Learning their craft and not afraid to experiment. Greater things will come from this outfit in the future, I am sure!

 

9/11
Pete 
        

 

 

Maastricht (A Treaty)             
Sophomore             
Everything Is Possible             
2nd Hand Rose             
Ta Wit Ta Woo            
Freelove         
Dum Dee Dum           
She's So Groovy '86         
Moondogs           
Hole in the Ground        
Buffalo Trace          
Love, Haight & Ashbury

 

Interview   

 

Band Website and tour dates   

 

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