The Big Pink – A Brief History of Love


Posted August 25, 2009 in Music Reviews

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The latest buzz band to come with black leather jackets surgically attached, The Big Pink’s Converse-gazing relies heavily on distortion and nasal Britpop vocals. Only the title track touches on the gorgeous melancholy of original shoegaze; single Dominos positions itself as an anthem for skinny-jean lotharios, while opener Crystal Visions makes the prospect of ‘two-hundred naked pure gold girls’ sound disappointing. Overall, they come off apathetic and disarmingly like Kula Shaker

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