Garage rock revival from Atlanta. And it's pretty true to form. They experiment here and there with some psychedelic art-rock, but for the most part it's distorted guitars and danceable beats. The songs are okay, and the best is a slower-tempo'ed ode to a friend called "I'll Be With You". It certainly would fit perfectly in your car in the middle of a Little Stevie Van Zandt radio show; and the video is perfectly retro and cutsy, but... Overall, the music is as forgettable as their boring name, though. Sorry, hipsters.
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