Album: Wavves, King of the Beach (Bella Union)
Sunday 01 August 2010
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I mention this so that none of you do anything silly like buy a CD or attend a concert by Wavves, a bunch of 'Cocks (via Soup Dragons) impersonators from San Diego who, along with the execrable Drums, prove that the US has finally caught up with twee C86-style schmindie jangle. And they have the nerve to sample "Da Doo Ron Ron", for which they should drowwn.
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