Ee-Uh!

General | Jun 2003

Reviews

Your Imaginary Friend
Reviewed 2003-06-06
The next big thing: Local trio, guit, moog, female singing drummer. Angular dissonant electronic no wave but with a distinct modern noise rock, electro gloss (I am NOT going to say “electroclash”). Major Gang of Four’isms, with a smattering of Devo, Wolf Eyes and especially DNA. This cd is a 12” 45 EP, one side (tracks 1-3) being studio and the other remaining tracks being live recordings (one of which is entitled “Palo Alto” of all things). This band is great live: in front is Moog that growls and screams (making me reflect that it was invented without any notion that it would be put to such use some day, but Mr Moog is no doubt smiling in heaven now), a guitarist that channels Gang of Four and a foxy woman drummer who sings lead while kicking off-time dissonant beats everywhere. I must admit, they have all the markings of a band that may get hyped, like the Yeahs*3. But in this case this band is actually great. All tracks are good, but I prefer the studio recordings.

1) upbeat urgent driving
2) halting off-beat, gang of four’ish instrumental
3) off beat drums, gets noisy
4) lower fi, upbeat driving w/ changes
5) more midpaced off kilter, moog in front
6) slower, mid

Recent airplay

Information
Memory SelectMar 07, 2008
At the Mall
Insomnia
Cognitive OverloadAug 10, 2006
At the Mall
eclecticaNov 08, 2005
Insomnia
Stirling's ApproximationAug 01, 2005
Insomnia
EclecticaMay 31, 2005

Charting

2003-06-09 — 2003-08-11
Week EndingAirplays
Aug 17 1
Aug 10 2
Aug 3 3
Jul 27 2
Jul 20 2
Jul 13 1
Jul 6 4
Jun 29 3

Track listing

1. Insomnia
2. Ee-Uh!
3. At the Mall
4. Palo Alto
5. Information
6. We Like Having These Things