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DeadDiscoDildo · 12.11.2009, 08:13 PM

Reviews of my band, The Harlequins!

http://thehothalflife.blogspot.com/2...rm-part-5.html

http://randomoldrecords.blogspot.com...s-1242009.html

highlights

"I kept hearing flashes of mid '90s-style Pavement slacker rock and early '80s post-punk psychedelia, tempered with pure shake 'em down Midwestern groove. I pity the lame-o UC students who stumbled into the joint around 1 AM looking for a quick hook-up who got confronted with the Harlequins in full flight. "

"I would go so far as to say that a few kids up front were attempting to "thrash". Can you "thrash" to a 1970's throwback band that combines equal parts influence from grungy early '90's music and Pet Sounds? If you'd have asked me in November, I would have said "No, sir!" Now, however, I'm not so sure."

12.11.2009, 08:13 PM	#1078
DeadDiscoDildo invito al cielo Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 3,805	Reviews of my band, The Harlequins! http://thehothalflife.blogspot.com/2...rm-part-5.html http://randomoldrecords.blogspot.com...s-1242009.html highlights "I kept hearing flashes of mid '90s-style Pavement slacker rock and early '80s post-punk psychedelia, tempered with pure shake 'em down Midwestern groove. I pity the lame-o UC students who stumbled into the joint around 1 AM looking for a quick hook-up who got confronted with the Harlequins in full flight. " "I would go so far as to say that a few kids up front were attempting to "thrash". Can you "thrash" to a 1970's throwback band that combines equal parts influence from grungy early '90's music and Pet Sounds? If you'd have asked me in November, I would have said "No, sir!" Now, however, I'm not so sure."
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