Non sappiamo cosa abbiano mai fatto i Radiohead ai Fuck Dress, ma la loro parodia clerical-danzereccia del video di Just fa proprio ridere. Le tre tracce pervenuteci fanno parte del loro primo singolo in 7'' (su NROne records) Suburban Nietzsche Freak,
che già dal titolo prefigura un'attitudine intellettualoide
simpaticamente ed ironicamente deviata. La band di Norwich spara tre
pallottole impazzite in bilico tra la new wave ed il noise, con il
cantato declamatorio alla Mark E. Smith che usa immagini come slogan (come potrebbe passare inosservata una chicca non-sense tipo 'God is dead so I listen to Radiohead' contenuta nella title track) e le chitarre in ruvido e marziale stato di grazia. Le assonanze con bands come Pixies (specialmente nei controcanti femminili), Chameleons e, soprattutto, The Fall
sono evidenti, ma in egual misura spicca una freschezza d'ispirazione e
di attitudine che non può che rendere il trittico di canzoni
godibilissimo.
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Fuck Dress - Suburban Nietzsche Freak (3tx 7", 9'58" – NROne rec. ‘o8) - We don't know what went wrong between Radiohead and Fuck Dress, btw the dancing clerical parody of Just will make You smile for sure. These three tracks are from Their debut 7" single Suburban Nietzsche Freak (released by NROne records), and since its title bears an intellectualoid attitude, nicely and ironically deviated. From Norwich, UK, They shot three mad bullets swinging between new-wave and noise Music, with declamatory vocals à la Mark E. Smith that use images as slogan (You cannot ignore a non-sense pearl as 'God is dead so I listen to Radiohead', title track's chorus) as well the harsh and martial guitars, never falling from grace. Coordinates not far from Pixies (especially about the female backing vocals), Chameleons and, as mentioned, The Fall, - anyway Their inspiration and vocation is genuine, and that's what keeps this brief three pieces set truly enjoyable.
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Fuck Dress - Suburban Nietzsche Freak (3tx 7", 9'58" – NROne rec. ‘o8) - We don't know what went wrong between Radiohead and Fuck Dress, btw the dancing clerical parody of Just will make You smile for sure. These three tracks are from Their debut 7" single Suburban Nietzsche Freak (released by NROne records), and since its title bears an intellectualoid attitude, nicely and ironically deviated. From Norwich, UK, They shot three mad bullets swinging between new-wave and noise Music, with declamatory vocals à la Mark E. Smith that use images as slogan (You cannot ignore a non-sense pearl as 'God is dead so I listen to Radiohead', title track's chorus) as well the harsh and martial guitars, never falling from grace. Coordinates not far from Pixies (especially about the female backing vocals), Chameleons and, as mentioned, The Fall, - anyway Their inspiration and vocation is genuine, and that's what keeps this brief three pieces set truly enjoyable.
Feedback:
komakino writes:beh oddio.. non mi sembra di sentirci similarità con gone daddy gone.. mah, ai posteriori l'ardua sentenza, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZXhlwYOyLw
(23/07/2008 15:03:00 - ip: 89.97....)
durk writes:Non è che voglio rompere il cazzo, perchè il pezzo è davvero godibile... ma sarà impressione mia o è molto simile a Gone Daddy Gone dei Violent Femmes? Potete trovarmi su http://passofalso.blogspot.com Saluti
(23/07/2008 02:57:00 - ip: 151.50...)
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