This band really gave me some nice kitchen dances with air guitars and head banging – it’s swamp-infused monster rockabilly of the good kind. Rolling Stone calls them garage poppers – this doesn’t quite do it for me, but it’s hard to describe the sound, although I’d let myself down to use the word beat music.
It just had to be in the middle of the night, after coming home from a decent dinner with a friend, that I stumbled upon this one. And it was because I was looking for some good old music, too.
The EP going by the same name as the band, Blood, Sweat & Tears, that I was initially looking for, emerged from french Ed Banger label. Something completely different. But, nonetheless, it had me dance into bed rather than fall asleep too quickly.
Zulu Winter’s long awaited debut album came out recently.
Catchy pop and disco tunes with some good drum work, as known by Two Door Cinema Club, along with a warm, dark sound create a dense atmosphere that fans of the Killers will probably like. The voice reminds me a little of Coldplay’s lead singer, Chris Martin, but the music is far more interesting and makes me move quite a bit.