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This one reminds me of that Pixies song that plays at the end of Fight Club … one of those memorable hooks you’ll want to hear as many times as you can to let it sink all the way in. The band, based in Camden, England, is an “it’s about time” return to straight-up rock & roll melodic guitar riffs, anthemic tunes, and they’re doing it all themselves, working these songs from the ground up and earning the acclaim. Inspired by Pavement, Nirvana, the Libertines — any of those 90s-era rockers who dared to twist conventions while crafting songs which have stood strong through two decades — Tribes are going to hit you hard and fast, and they’ll hope you’ll agree their music has the potential to stick around as well. Their EP We Were Children came out on Universal Republic in late November, and they’ll be dropping a full-length at some point in 2012, so there’s still plenty of time to check them out and become a convert to the sound. Once you do you won’t want to stop listening — take it from an addict with no particular need for recovery.
You mean “Where is My Mind?”
January 27, 2012 at 11:03 AM
Yes, I do. I linked to the YouTube video which plays the song. I called it “that Pixies song that plays at the end of Fight Club” because that’s how linked that song’s become to the scene in the movie. It’s downright iconic
January 27, 2012 at 11:08 AM
You are correct, and my post has been corrected to reflect my failure to pick up on irony.
January 27, 2012 at 6:07 PM
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