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Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta We Can´t Enjoy Ourselves. Mostrar todas las entradas

lunes, 16 de enero de 2012

We Can´t Enjoy Ourselves: Windsome William (Single, 2012)

"We’ve been writing about We Can’t Enjoy Ourselves for a good 13 months or so, and they rarely manage to disappoint.
They’ve largely gone unnoticed by those who will rue the days they did when these guys finally blow up. They’re still working on their debut album “Never Listen To The Ones You Love” but have already released an album’s-worth of tracks already, every single of the bastards being as catchy as you could possibly ask for.
Every
few months or so head-honcho Giovanni will drop me a new track and instantly brighten my day, so see if it works for you. Check out “Winsome William” and try to avoid that impending smile across your face" (The boy with ...: listenbeforeyoubuy.net)

viernes, 14 de octubre de 2011

We Can´t Enjoy Ourselves: One belongs here more than you (2011)

"It’s been a fair-few months since we last heard from New York‘s We Can’t Enjoy Ourselves, and since we last featured them they’ve been fighting off bidding wars from major labels, toured with U2, and saved the world from an alien invasion.
Ok, so none of that actually happened, but I sincerely hope it does, especially the last part. Those guys are relentless.
They have been picked up by Solid Gold though, who are starting to push their tunes out to a wider audience, and for a band who make exceptional music but are severely under-covered by sites and blogs it’s only a good thing. In my
introduction piece about them almost a year ago I described them as “If you’re looking for a quick pick-me-up, I think I might just have what you’re looking for; E. The musical equivalent of E, that is, that actually goes by the street name of We Can’t Enjoy Ourselves. The things is that when you listen to We Can’t Enjoy Ourselves you’re left doing nothing but enjoying the shit outta yourself, and themselves” (Discover: listenbeforeyoubuy.net)