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| From | "Matthew George" <abertawe@gmail.com> |
| Subject | =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Re:_=BFHabla_usted_espa=F1ol_in_powerpop_speak=3F?= |
| Date | Tue, 18 Sep 2007 17:01:53 +0100 |
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Can't translate, I'm afraid, but don't they speak Portuguese in
Brasil? This is what Babelfish translates it as;
It has some months behind, I published a commentary regarding the band
of Chicago The Krinkles, indicating its new record and giving tracks
of as the band sounded. Last month the baterista of the group Matty
Favazza entered in contact and gentily it sent me a copy of 3: The
Mordorlorff Collection, giving the chance of destrinchar the album of
ampler and consistent form as you will see below: 3: The Mordorlorff
Collection - The Krinkles. It is not newness that the biggest granary
of power pop American - and world-wide - is California. E inside of
the state most famous of the Uncle Sam, artists and bands are
concentrated mainly in the area of Los Angeles. The surprise of this
history is for account of emergent and already the enormous scene of
Chicago: it is well possible that the city is today the second
producer of power pop in U.S.A., with sets of ten of new bands
pipocando at every moment. E is of this scene in boiling that comes
the Krinkles and its esfuziante third album. Dan "The Fox" the Edwards
(vocal guitar and), Henry Klotkowski (vocal guitar and) Jerry Overmyer
(low) and Matty Favazza (vocal battery and) mesclam with ability its
sessentistas and setentistas references: they shock the maestria pop
of the Beatles with the contundência rock of the Cheap Trick; they
bring the diversion of it glam rock glue in ganchudas and memorable
melodies. Everything energized with 1000 volts of urgency punk, as the
empolgante band of opening "Dirty Girl", that it knows to be
aggressive and friendly, everything at the same time now. Candidates
hit pululam: they are the rascantes guitars, contagiantes melodies
refrãos you whistled of "Stay With Me", "Gimme Gimme", "I want You"
and "Today Is The Day". They decelerate in the ballad "Blinded By
Love", in the acoustics "Closer You the Here Than There" and
counterbalance "Listen You the The Future" with equal doses of dryness
western and adrenalin to rocker. In the bands bond the versions
powerful demon of "the So... Goodbye "and" Outerspace "; cover
turbinada of Rick Springfield "Love Is Alright Tonite" and "Blinded By
Love" to the living creature. If the example of footprint and disposal
of the Krinkles to contaminate all the new generation of bands comings
of Chicago, the absolute reign of the Californians will be running
serious risk. E to a shorter stated period of the one than if can
imagine.
On 9/18/07, matty <thekrinkles@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> Here's a review of our new album "3 - The Mordorlorff Collection" from PowerPopStation Blogspot in Brazil:
>
> http://powerpopstation.blogspot.com/
>
> Can anyone translate?
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