The Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt: I Love You I Love You (Luaka Bop)

 |   |  <1 min read

Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt: Fast Forward Regrets
The Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt: I Love You I Love You (Luaka Bop)

This folk-punk'n'kitchen sink outfit from New York play fast'n'furious with raging acoustic guitars, hammering drums and splatters of sax which is undeniably party-friendly but by golly do they like to repeat a phrase repeat a phrase repeat a phrase repeat a phrase repeat a phrase repeat a phrase . . .

Then they'll change it a little but then repeat a phraserepeat a phraserepeataphraserepeataphrase while the music gets more strident strident strident strident.

Imagine the Violent Femmes on speed . . . .with a loop loop loop loop.

Doubtless they work well live but a couple of listens to this and I was wilting, when I didn't find it boring and annoying

boring and annoying

boring and annoying

boring and annoying

boring and annoying . . .

Share It

Your Comments

post a comment

More from this section   Music at Elsewhere articles index

Quimper: Perdide (Soft Bodies/digital outlets)

Quimper: Perdide (Soft Bodies/digital outlets)

This UK outfit had me when they mentioned The Cleaners From Venus in their modest approach to Elsewhere. If you don't know that band then immediately seek out Giles Smith's Lost in Music which... > Read more

Ramblin' Jack Elliott: A Stranger Here (Anti/Shock)

Ramblin' Jack Elliott: A Stranger Here (Anti/Shock)

When the previous album by this one-time fellow traveller with Woody Guthrie and mentor to the young Bob Dylan arrived -- I Stand Alone of two years back  -- I had to admit I thought Elliott... > Read more

Elsewhere at Elsewhere

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . BABS GONZALES: The Boswell of Be-Bop

WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT . . . BABS GONZALES: The Boswell of Be-Bop

The first things we need to know about Babs Gonzales is his name wasn't Babs Gonzales. Nor was it Ricardo Gonzales or Ram Singh, names he also adopted. And that he was man, although when called... > Read more

Sayed Sabrina: Thou Art That (digital outlets)

Sayed Sabrina: Thou Art That (digital outlets)

Nominally a blues singer, Sayed Sabrina has been a hard-livin' woman (sleeping rough, juvenile hall, young mother) and was a product of the LA post-punk scene. Nominated for a best new artist at... > Read more