While the mass media might be proclaiming that rock is dead -
nothing to do with their relentless airplay of nothing but bland
pap and R&B of course - bands like Sweet Jane are here to
prove that there's life in the old beast yet, with this rather
fabulous and infectious slice of psych pop. Positively bouncing
along, it mixes jangly guitars with phasing trippiness and a driving
beat, topped with Lydia des Dolles' floaty vocals. Remember when
indie pop wasn't simply dull MOR plodding? This'll take you back,
and in a just and sane world should be a huge hit.
While the mass media might be proclaiming that rock is dead -
nothing to do with their relentless airplay of nothing but bland
pap and R&B of course - bands like Sweet Jane are here to
prove that there's life in the old beast yet, with this rather
fabulous and infectious slice of psych pop. Positively bouncing
along, it mixes jangly guitars with phasing trippiness and a driving
beat, topped with Lydia des Dolles' floaty vocals. Remember when
indie pop wasn't simply dull MOR plodding? This'll take you back,
and in a just and sane world should be a huge hit.