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If The Orwells are considered devilish based on their lyricism then Turbo Fruits would be on your other shoulder. They\u2019re sort of like the next generation of the Strokes with some rowdy, yet relevant lyricism.<\/p>\nIf The Orwells are considered devilish based on their lyricism then Turbo Fruits would be on your other shoulder. They\u2019re sort of like the next generation of the Strokes with some rowdy, yet relevant lyricism.<\/p>\n
No Control is the Nashville-based band\u2019s 4th studio album. It\u2019s coated with a heavy dosage of some playful, free-flowing guitar riffs and backing. The lead singer, Jonas Stein\u2019s vocals are as addictive as an oversized bowl of your grandma\u2019s special recipe at times. The combination of the customary garage band guitar, vocals, bass and drums don\u2019t necessarily get spruced up, but rather diversified. All of the songs bring a little bit something to the table.<\/p>\n
“Show Me Something Real” (1) introduces edginess right from the beginning at a slower pace. “No Reason to Stay” (7) and “Don\u2019t Let Me Break Your Heart Again” (3) have the Saint Rich wallowing, driven guitar going on. “Don\u2019t Change” (6) is comparable to some fast paced Strokes action. And, “The Way I Want You” (2) has a trance inducing instrumental chorus patched together by some solid vocals.<\/p>\n
This album is really what you make it to be. Give each song it\u2019s own chance and do some exploring (just not into FCC prohibited territory).
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\nRecommended If You Like: Jay Reatard, Jeff the Brotherhood, Twin Peaks, The Orwells, FIDLAR, Saint Rich
\nRecommended Tracks: 1 (Show Me Something Real), 3 (Don’t Let Me Break Your Heart Again), 6 (Don’t Change), 2 (The Way I Want You), 7 (No Reason to Stay)
\nDo Not Play: 8 (Friends), 10 (Worry About You), 11 (Big Brother)
\nWritten by Colin Smith on 04\/10\/2015 <\/b><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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