1.
Who are
these try hards?
These ne'er-do-wells are The Crispies, a garage punk-pop band from Austria, Vienna. The Crispies have been whinging about how good they've got it since 2014 and have one album to their name. Noose'N'Go (Oct'16) is the second single off their debut album Death Row Kids (Oct'16).
2. Has the tune got the goods?
Oh fuck yeah. Noose'N'Go rolls along at a lackadaisical speed but the drums thump at heartbeat pace, a rusty riff rides point and the vocals wail along. A slow-burner but a primal, garagey, masterpiece emerges covered in welts and stinking of piss and blood.
3. Who do these rock lords sound like?
The Jesus and Mary Chain, Cloud Nothings and The Arctic Monkeys (if they had sand).
4. What's the good word from the press?
“Unrelenting”
– The Gap.
“Another
belting track from one of the greatest new bands in rock’n’roll” – YouTube Comments.
5. Which bands have put the squeeze on The Crispies?
Two of the bands to inspire The Crispies are Bass Drum Of Death and Ezra Furman.
6. Why should I give Noose'N'Go a lash?
The tune is primal. Nasty. Dark.
7.
Do these lads have any more bangers?
Bad
Blood is the band's best. A skeezy, stripped down punk track
that sashays through the door of the club with swagger and then proceeds to
propel the heaving mass of humanity, one and all, to Valhalla.
8.
Any more words chubby whacker?
This band of brothers all graduated from the same music school together and are all left-handed.
“She
don’t know, where to go”
44th Sunset are an indie pop band from Perth, Australia. They have recorded a few E.P.'s and sound a bit like New Politics, Youngblood Hawke or Young The Giant. 44th Sunset are influenced by Avril Lavigne, Linkin Park and Jay Z. In 2014 they had their debut single Caesar (2012) when they were 17 years old. Caesar is a mainstream indie pop-rock cracker and a song ABC described as
“Offer
your body and soul,
I’m
sure he’ll try it”
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