Showing posts with label buzz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label buzz. Show all posts

Saturday, July 16, 2011

buzz- the fungi girls

the FUNGI GIRLS are noisy garage punks from texas who just released a killer new lp "some easy magic" on my favorite, hozac records.....

.....psychedelic garage influenced punk with lots of hazy feedback, trippy angular guitars and summer vibes.......

if you're into the xray eyeballs, crystal stilts, dum dum girls, male bonding or the smith westerns, the fungi girls are yr new favorite band........

here's what HOZAC RECORDS has to say about their newest noisy hitmakers.......

As the hypnotically serene breeze of summer finally locks into place across the land, the sophomore LP from the three hyper-talented Cleburne, TX teenagers known as Fungi Girls, sprouts up from the earth like an other-worldly fern-like vessel emerging from the desert, ready to seduce the innocent and beguile the non-believers with its powerfully delicate and cavernous sound. Wise beyond their years, both in song construction, and in their depth of influences, Fungi Girls have been carving out a reverberating and resilient groove that sucks you into their hazy world of lacing crystalline guitar line over thunderous bass rhythms, all wrapped in their inimitable vocal style, which clearly drives this band into their own realm of psychedelic pop mastery. Needless to say, these small-town kids are doing something incredible with the wealth of music lying effortlessly at their fingertips, and forging their own unique sound and certain tension has become second nature on this new LP, which embraces a simple formula that works perfectly to distill the nuances of yesterday’s overlooked visionaries into the perpetual sound of today.
Not many bands can muster this type of atmospheric allure in these modern times of flash-in-the-pan hype and redundant indie rock drivel, yet Fungi Girls have found their voice on Some Easy Magic. What we get is a clearly refined, yet, major step forward from their noise-pop saturated debut 12″ that got the fire burning outside of their local confines last year. The subdued textures they create can be staggering, proving this LP has straddled both the maturity and the purity of early 80s DIY pop, aligning jaggedly with early 90s underground influences from the darker side of Slumberland catalog, all connecting into a tightly-bound collection of songs that kill the pain, and slow the drain.
click below to grab the FUNGI GIRLS previous releases......

seafaring pyramids (debut 8 song lp)
             turquoise hotel b/w doldrums (sold out hozac 7 inch)


and listen to two tracks off SOME EASY MAGIC.......and then go buy the LP.....tiny grooves highly recommends it.....

.........check out the video for velvet days below.......



and watch out, they may or may not be playing a town near you this summer.......the fungi girls like to tour........

Monday, March 21, 2011

buzz: thee oops



tiny grooves likes its punk rock loud, fast and destructive. so its great when someone gives you a tip to a new addicting fun punk lp. thee oops are melodic in yr face hardcore punk from italy. and i cannot stop listening to their new lp "taste of zimbabwe"......forget those days of annoying punk pop ever happened, this is the real deal. much like the speedy fuzzed out fun of the marked men and dillinger four... highly recommended.

the press release might just say it all.....

"At Slovenly Recordings we feel it is our responsibility to force upon the public a perfect album of straight up punk rock every now and then. Enter Sardinia, Italy’s Thee Oops! This debut LP “Taste of Zimbabwe” stabs your fuckin’ eyes out with an EVIL blast of violent ’81 style hardcore: 18 disgusting screamers racing from 41 seconds to just under a minute and a half. There are new classics galore here with “Drive Carefully,” and “Wooden Cunt,” with “Death to Brunetta” & “Fake News” bringing the real repugnance. “On The Lift” is the only song that manages to barely deviate from the HC blitzkrieg, careening into late 70s UK/ Australia territory. Equal parts hateful Italian politico murder decrees and paeans to interweb beat-off pages & real human orgies make this an album to help recruit youth to smash shit up and get the nubiles naked! The Slovenly devout will recognize some of the fury here coming from freakbeat gods The Rippers, who loaned out Claudio (guitar) and Andrea (screams) to bring this putrid platter to next-level nastiness."


and watch below and buy the album on march 29th at yr local record store: