This is a theme that I notice throughout a lot of indie rock. These songs where the instrumental is very upbeat on its own, but the underlying lyrics are actually quite depressing. The juxtaposition between pessimism and optimism is palpable, but hey, it’s whatever helps you get over your breakup, man. Keep the good tunes comin’.
I would’ve never actively sought out songs on So Polite like “Revvin’ My Cj7” or “Prickly Pear” — I will admit that I had to Google what a “Cj7” is — I guess it is a type of Jeep for those of you who didn’t know like me. Heck, “Pear Prickly” is just two minutes straight of chill instrumental oldies music; that is definitely not something I would usually be into. However, I really dug the music off their previous two EPs, so I was more open-minded coming into listening to this new one for the first time. Overall, I really like the trio’s unique sound and I think that this is another one of those bands that people should be sure keep on their indie rock radar because they are just about ready to blow up.
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The trio is celebrating the success of what is only their third EP, which released on April 3rd 更多>
The trio is celebrating the success of what is only their third EP, which released on April 3rd of 2017, entitled So Polite. Even for those who are not huge fans of oldies music, their sound is bound to have listeners bobbing their heads to the silky smooth sound of three friends making some beautiful music together.
This is a theme that I notice throughout a lot of indie rock. These songs where the instrumental is very upbeat on its own, but the underlying lyrics are actually quite depressing. The juxtaposition between pessimism and optimism is palpable, but hey, it’s whatever helps you get over your breakup, man. Keep the good tunes comin’.
I would’ve never actively sought out songs on So Polite like “Revvin’ My Cj7” or “Prickly Pear” — I will admit that I had to Google what a “Cj7” is — I guess it is a type of Jeep for those of you who didn’t know like me. Heck, “Pear Prickly” is just two minutes straight of chill instrumental oldies music; that is definitely not something I would usually be into. However, I really dug the music off their previous two EPs, so I was more open-minded coming into listening to this new one for the first time. Overall, I really like the trio’s unique sound and I think that this is another one of those bands that people should be sure keep on their indie rock radar because they are just about ready to blow up.
