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Best Coast have soon become a band that polarise opinion, half of people I know like their take on simple, nonchalant fuzz-pop whilst the other half think they are a bad cover version of about twenty other bands. Me, well I've always liked the blissfully, sweet approach they take and I personally think this new track "I Don't Know How" is the best thing I've heard from them since before the release of their debut album...
The song itself is split into two halves, the first beautifully wistful dream-pop with Bethany Cosentino's vocals more saccharine sweet than ever and the melody oozing with syrupy goodness before the track stops to gather momentum for a second half that speeds along with crunching guitars and punchy beats around the most catchy chorus of late, late summer (I can't help but feel it would have been better to release this track a few months ago in the midst of summer and not as the nights draw short and I reach for my aran sweaters), still "I Don't Know How" is exactly what I want when I think of Best Coast, joyful, catchy pop music - I've heard the track about six or seven times now and I know most of the words - that's a good thing.
The track is taken from Fade Away, the bands new seven track EP which will be out on October 22nd via Bethany's own, newly formed label Jewel City.
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Monday, 13 September 2010
Best Coast
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Don't think I mentioned my thoughts of the Cargo gig early last month. It was good but didn't blow me away. Far too one paced, the crowd was not good and I think that rubbed off on Bethany and Ali and the band didn't really rock out till right at the end. It was a Monday though, never the best night for a gig.
I do think it was brave of Bethany to leave off all of the EP's tracks from the album, but I do think a few of the songs should have been on their. Sun Was High / Something In The Way / Wish He Was You are all great songs that will be missed my the masses now. It also would have pushed the album from good to very good in my rating!
Don't think I mentioned my thoughts of the Cargo gig early last month. It was good but didn't blow me away. Far too one paced, the crowd was not good and I think that rubbed off on Bethany and Ali and the band didn't really rock out till right at the end. It was a Monday though, never the best night for a gig.
I do think it was brave of Bethany to leave off all of the EP's tracks from the album, but I do think a few of the songs should have been on their. Sun Was High / Something In The Way / Wish He Was You are all great songs that will be missed my the masses now. It also would have pushed the album from good to very good in my rating!
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Tuesday, 22 June 2010
Best Coast
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A band who I was meant to see at The Great Escape but didn't and whose London shows clashed - can't remember why / who with but listening back to them and their new 7" single Sun Was High (So Was I) (Out in the UK this week from here) I am regretting it - especially with currently no UK dates annouced.
You can as of today Pre-Order the Best Coast debut album Crazy For You here. On various different formals and deals - surely one that fits you - or a signed copy from UK based recordstore.
It doesn't feature any of the past couple of singles or anything from the five track EP Where the Boys are - so fingers crossed for plenty of new awesome material full of the signature crunching guitars and fuzzy vocals.
A band who I was meant to see at The Great Escape but didn't and whose London shows clashed - can't remember why / who with but listening back to them and their new 7" single Sun Was High (So Was I) (Out in the UK this week from here) I am regretting it - especially with currently no UK dates annouced.
You can as of today Pre-Order the Best Coast debut album Crazy For You here. On various different formals and deals - surely one that fits you - or a signed copy from UK based recordstore.
It doesn't feature any of the past couple of singles or anything from the five track EP Where the Boys are - so fingers crossed for plenty of new awesome material full of the signature crunching guitars and fuzzy vocals.
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