Blowing brass, hand clapping, a down beat piano, and a rhythmic racket of banging bottles and tambourines lend New Orleans band the Generationals a Phil Spector-worthy wall of sound for "When They Fight, They Fight"—a lighthearted and endearing romp through doo wop and 1960s soul. Comprised of former Eames Era guitarists Grant Widmer and Ted Joyner, the Generationals are a lo-fi pop group with a large and variegated appetite tuned towards a rich past.
November 23, 2009
Generationals - "When They Fight, They Fight"
Blowing brass, hand clapping, a down beat piano, and a rhythmic racket of banging bottles and tambourines lend New Orleans band the Generationals a Phil Spector-worthy wall of sound for "When They Fight, They Fight"—a lighthearted and endearing romp through doo wop and 1960s soul. Comprised of former Eames Era guitarists Grant Widmer and Ted Joyner, the Generationals are a lo-fi pop group with a large and variegated appetite tuned towards a rich past.
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Nice, heard this on EtMusiquePourTous like two weeks ago, great song.
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT!!!
ReplyDeleteNo. Not like MGMT.
ReplyDeleteA bit like Vampire Weekend, but their music is bouncier ... ?
Eh. I like them though.