SiberianPrincess’sMidriff wrote:

Well, if that was the lead off single, how good well the rest of the EP be?

This sounds slightly better.

Albeit like the Manic Street Preachers.


And Phil Lynott.



And Dear Prudence.

Nightjar wrote:

Is this EP going to finish before 8pm?

Yeah, easy.

False ending.

Thin Lizzy guitars.

Gone a bit "She Sells Sanctuary".

3: Realpolitik

Guitars at the start sound like a cross between that bloke of the Stone Roses and Van Halen

The, er...

Strokes have turned up?

The Kooks?

I wonder if they had an NME cover?

This is very pedestrian.

Nightjar wrote:

The Kooks?

Dunno, I think I gave up with guitar wielding futures of rock and roll by then.

Just gone full on Manics now.

Last one Long, Still Night


Straight out of turn of the Millennium landfill indie.

SiberianPrincess’sMidriff wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

The Kooks?

Dunno, I think I gave up with guitar wielding futures of rock and roll by then.

TBH, I was just making noises at this point.

I don't think I know what any of those bands from around that time sound like.

Yeah, it's that slightly odd MSP-type mix of standard indie rock and self-aware old fart rock.

By which I mean Suede.

Going a bit Oasis there.


They're no, The Dykeenies, The Paddingtons, Dustin’s Bar Mitzvah or Be Your Own Pet

Over.

Well, it wasn't very good (or good), but to be entirely honest, I would have probably enjoyed seeing them play live last night better than The Weeding Present.