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To be honest im quite new to the Tennessee three piece band The Pink Spiders
but they have a slight geeky, Weezer look and sound about them with their
trademark pink, white and jet black clothing giving them style and a sound
of old school rock mixed with pop punk. It is no surprise really as the
bands forthcoming album 'Teenage Graffiti' is being produced by Ric Ocasek
who is famed for his work with Weezer.
'Little Razorblade' is the main single to be released from the bands
forthcoming album and is such a catchy number. It has a bit of a 60's
feel about it with simple guitar work but some stunning hooks in places.
Vocalist Matt Friction's vocals are easy to fall in love with and have
a slight Rivers Cuomo's feel. The song is full of energy and really infectious
making you hooked to 'Little Razorblade' straight away.
The Pink Spiders have the potential to become pretty huge especially if
their forthcoming album 'Teenage Graffiti' is full of songs as good as
or better than 'Little Razorblade' as the single manages to make old rock
and roll sound fresh and new with a catchier vibe.
4.5/5
Review by Trigger |
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Matt Friction (guitar and vocals)
Jon Decious (bass)
Bob Ferrari (drums)
Dick Competiton (guitar and keyboard). |
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- Top Cheese
- Brilliant
- Pretty damn good
- Ok I guess -
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