Tommy
and his pals break out with 15 thirsty paens to beer, pizza, and other
pressing concerns of street life. Fast and tight with a definite English
influence, with "Chum" and "Gorilla Song" as the two that really caught my
ear. Fine if you like this sort of thing, unlikely to win any new
converts, though. Why does a great label like TKO insist on sending press
kits with their bands that make them sound like belligerent seventh
graders?
Tommy
and his pals break out with 15 thirsty paens to beer, pizza, and other
pressing concerns of street life. Fast and tight with a definite English
influence, with "Chum" and "Gorilla Song" as the two that really caught my
ear. Fine if you like this sort of thing, unlikely to win any new
converts, though. Why does a great label like TKO insist on sending press
kits with their bands that make them sound like belligerent seventh
graders?