the smith westerns

The Smith Westerns are four super young kids from Chicago that make soulful, seemingly-ramshackle-but-not-really, classic-sounding garage pop that is not entirely unlike another band we've been loving immensely lately, Denton's Fergus & Geronimo. The group's new self-titled debut full-length -- out now on vinyl on HoZac (featuring co-opted famous album cover, pictured above) -- is something like early Black Lips or Strange Boys, but with bigger/better, more infectious hooks. The kids in their hometown are apparently already into it, and it's quickly earning a spot alongside Fits as my (current) album of the summer:
mp3:
the smith westerns :: be my girl
More songs here/buy the Smith Westerns' debut LP here.
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10 comments:
this is soooooooooooooooooooooo good, man
I just found the leak of this record. Tonight is the fucking jam.
These fuckin' kids. You on it for serious.
saw them at a house show...soooooo much fun. this band rocks.
I'm in a band called Zebra Stripes. Mind posting a track? http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?2ym4ygjgymg
three very young kids haha
if t.rex formed post-puberty they would sound like 'girl in love'.
is that the Nevermind cover on that....cover?
I wish exploding hearts still existed :.(
www.myspace.com/teenagelovas - smith westerns side project
Incredible stuff, thanks for the introduction. Ordered their LP and Irukandji 7" last night. Here's hoping I can get my hands on the split they released with (the excellent) Dead Ghosts.
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