The French Tips Boise, Idaho
What began as an avenue for releasing pent up rage through music has evolved into a refuge from the personal and collective challenges of being a human over the past five years. The French Tips fuel their sound with an abundance of influences. Punk rock, post punk, disco, dance, pop, funk, surf, and doo wop are infused into the garage rock sound they have honed over two albums. ... more
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supported by 19 fans who also own “Farewell”
Respect is a good thing, and they took the time to infuse their love of All Things Heavy in an amazing rock album that reflected their sensibilities. I imagine more than one college student put on Dopesmoker or The Sciences after hearing this, and added a few more ears to our scene. In some small way, I’d like to return the favor.
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supported by 9 fans who also own “Farewell”
this album and your live shows are so FUN!!!!!!!! Listening to this feels like riding a roller coaster.
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When The Wind Forgets Your Name
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Farewell”
Sure, maybe my ears are ruined by the loudness wars, but it's hard to believe that this mix is the sound anyone was looking for. Every element sounds buried and distant to me, which is a shame since the songs are top-notch. Let's have a 13-month anniversary remix, eh?
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See the World on Fire
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On their first new record in six years, the Virginia garage punkers take on the end of the world with the requisite clang and clamor.
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Flesh of My Flesh
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Killer grunge from this mother-daughter combo with in-your-face riffing and gutsy vocals.
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Even at his most subdued, Ty Segall remains unmistakable.
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