Showing posts with label wrong words. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wrong words. Show all posts

Thursday, October 31, 2013

wrong words - everything is free


SAN FRAN's jangly garage poppers THE WRONG WORDS are back with a syrupy sweet new lp entitled EVERYTHING IS FREE on TROUBLE IN MIND RECORDS!!!!!!!!!!  and it's a record you sure as hell don't wanna miss out on!!!!!!

combining the best parts of power pop, jangly college rock and 60s garage, WRONG WORDS new album is sure to brighten yer day and get you humming along instantly......  not many bands can swirl together a tasty mix of THE BYRDS, THE SHOES, NICK LOWE, THE HOLLIES, BIG STAR, SOFT BOYS and THE FEELIES like you find on EVERYTHING IS FREE.......

fans of the RESONARS, THE DENTISTS, WHITE FENCE, KING TUFF, FRESH AND ONLYS and SONNY AND THE SUNSETS need to RUN OUT THE DOOR AND SPRINT TO THE CLOSEST RECORD STORE NOW!!!!!!!   seriously infectious and earworming repeat listens await !!!!!!!!

LISTEN TO "AND IT'S NOT SO PRETTY" BELOW-



and stream more of EVERYTHING IS FREE on their soundcloud page here !!!!!
and grab yer copy from TROUBLE IN MIND now!!!!!!!!!!

and PS click here to listen to THE WRONG WORDS LIVE ON WFMU !!!!!!

Thursday, April 14, 2011

up and comers- wrong words

"For those of us who take our record collection maybe a little too seriously, it’s a comfort when a band just seems to get it. While there isn’t much left to be said about the current music scene in San Francisco, the Wrong Words have combined all of its best elements (power pop, punk and a dab of flower-psych) on this amazingly solid debut LP.  Recorded by Greg Ashley of The GRIS GRIS and mastered by Mikey Young of Eddy Current Suppression Ring, The Wrong Words have been referred to as a “West Coast Gentleman Jesse.” While there is no denying the Californian influence, there is a midwestern blue collar pop feel as well a’la The Scruffs or more than a few tracks off of the Yellow Pills comp. This album has pop hooks galore, great lyrics and ripping guitar work. The Wrong Words take tried and true themes such as hating your day job and letting your girl down but put their own ‘catchy as hell’ spin on them. Stick it on the turntable, but be warned, it’s going to be there for a while."

and well TROUBLE IN MIND is not lying.  this is some catchy power pop / garage rock.......go buy the lp here........  you won't be disappointed.  it's lps like this that convinced trouble in mind to release full lengths........



watch below.......