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(2018) Naked Giants - SLUFF



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Arriving via a wave of cosmic feedback, fuzzed-out bass, and warbly, distorted surf guitar, “Dead/ Alien,” the opening cut on the Seattle-based power trio’s impressive New West Records debut, is a fiery amalgam of seismic Pacific Northwest garage-punk, gnarly bubblegum blues, and fiery psych-rock. That it’s all delivered by a few affable miscreants just out of high school makes the whole thing that much more appealing, especially considering the fact that drummer Henry LaVallee and guitarist Grant Mullen have been friends since they were in the single digits. In addition to their jobs spitting out teeth and splitting eardrums as Naked Giants, LaVallee, Mullen, and bassist/vocalist Gianni Aiello also moonlight as the backing band for Car Seat Headrest, and you can occasionally hear some of the Will Toledo-fronted project’s pop sensibilities bubbling up through the cracks, especially on knotty confections like “Everybody Thinks They Know (But No One Really Knows)” and “Easy Eating.” Aiello’s vocals toe the line between laconic/snarky and unhinged/ebullient, and that contrast makes for some compelling performances that suggest Jonathan Richman by way of Jack White, but really it’s the sonic interplay between the three members that makes the fairly overstuffed SLUFF sing. Outside of a couple of stylistic outliers (the bluesy, aptly named slow jam “Sole Dance II” and the largely off-the-cuff acoustic closer “Shredded Again”), Naked Giants are possessed by the kind of nervy, semi-danceable punk fury that fueled the Buzzcocks’ “What Do I Get,” the Damned’s “Neat, Neat, Neat,” and some of the less bloodthirsty moments from Surfer Rosa-era Pixies, and while they veer closer to the plucky/goofy side of the underground spectrum, they certainly wield enough power to command an impressive pit.


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Tracklist:
01 - Dead;Alien
02 - We're Alone
03 - Everybody Thinks They Know (But No One Really Knows)
04 - TV
05 - Slow Dance II
06 - Slide
07 - SLUFF
08 - Goldfish I
09 - Goldfish II
10 - Dat Boi
11 - Easy Eating
12 - Shredded Again


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Genre: garage, indie-rock
Format: FLAC
Format/Info: Free Lossless Audio Codec, 16-bit PCM
Bit rate mode: Variable
Channel(s): 2 channels
Sampling rate: 44.1 KHz
Bit depth: 16 bits

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