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Wednesday 6 February 2008
Strawberry Whiplash - Who's In Your Dreams?
As anyone who has ever been to Glasgow will testify it is not really one of the most aesthetically pleasing cities in the world. Much of the beauty occurs underground you see and no it's not the city's subway. Glasgow achieves this by punching above its weight in the here comes another great indie band department. Strawberry Whiplash are typical of the exciting fare on offer. Sandra and Laz may be slow to release their surnames to the expectant media but they nonetheless pour their insides out to coin endless classics. I mean ‘Who’s In Your Dreams?’ could have kept Sarah Records in cheap microphones for decades all on its own. It is a fuzzy delight, overdosing in sweet bah bah bah’s and drums that while pounded have a certain timedness. KD
More Info: Official & Myspace
Buy Songs: Strawberry Whiplash
Year: 2008
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No tube or metro system in Glasgow? Perhaps you should click here for a little revelation.
Nice SW track, by the way...
That's hilarious Kelvin, I've been to Glasgow at least half a dozen times and never knew there was an underground. Thanks for the revelation!
Ah, the internet - the world's best learning resource :)
Keep up the good work, MP3Hugger. It's a quality blog you've got going on here.
cheers,
KH
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