Three decades after Seasick, the quartet’s new album keeps the same garage-pop instincts, even as the terms that once made the band a provocation have quietly changed.
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Three decades after Seasick, the quartet’s new album keeps the same garage-pop instincts, even as the terms that once made the band a provocation have quietly changed.
The Kai Slater-led project returns to K Records with a record built from garage-pop immediacy and 60s-mod infatuation, anchored by the scrappy single “Saturday Sun.”
