The Whatmans win Indie Week Ireland (1 Viewer)

[rettucs]

i nearly bought a whatmans cd today in oxfam,just for the crack you understand.i ended up buying chewing gum though.much better.

ah you should have bought it. No one here can have an informed opinion about them until one of us actually listens to them.

bagsy not me.

 

[washingcattle]

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My two cents - they basically took bits and pieces from every indie band from the mid eighties (especially REM and that bassline is in a Joy Division song, it's name escapes me though) made them as anodyne as possible then stuck some gibberish lyrics on top of it (do you really know what you know? Go go go,- is actually a line in here) sung by a reject from Hurracaine #1 with a head like a spud, then delivered the whole thing with some palid mancunian mid nineties spa-titude. It's over produced under developed un-ambitious twaddle exactly the kind of aural molestation that gets managers, A&R twits and radio station backed battle of the bands types wetting their little thongs.

I hate when i feel like I've been felt up on a train when I listen to a band. I mean either really get stuck into me bend me over and take no prisoners or gently whisper things I want to hear in my ear but for fuck sake this is just AWWWRRIGHT LAV AVE A BIT OF IH!!!! soft cocked fondle just before you get to the stop at kings cross. You've enriched my life no end.

Congrats.

 

[Lili Marlene]

wow!

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

well,someone likes them,their cd was gone upon my return today.fuck.

 

[Moods For Mallards]

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My two cents - they basically took bits and pieces from every indie band from the mid eighties (especially REM and that bassline is in a Joy Division song, it's name escapes me though) made them as anodyne as possible then stuck some gibberish lyrics on top of it (do you really know what you know? Go go go,- is actually a line in here) sung by a reject from Hurracaine #1 with a head like a spud, then delivered the whole thing with some palid mancunian mid nineties spa-titude. It's over produced under developed un-ambitious twaddle exactly the kind of aural molestation that gets managers, A&R twits and radio station backed battle of the bands types wetting their little thongs.

I hate when i feel like I've been felt up on a train when I listen to a band. I mean either really get stuck into me bend me over and take no prisoners or gently whisper things I want to hear in my ear but for fuck sake this is just AWWWRRIGHT LAV AVE A BIT OF IH!!!! soft cocked fondle just before you get to the stop at kings cross. You've enriched my life no end.

Congrats.

If they have anything about them at all, they'll change their press blurbs to the above.

 

[cletus_buckley]

If they have anything about them at all, they'll change their press blurbs to the above.

John Maus has the best press quotes.

http://www.myspace.com/johnmaus

 

[washingcattle]

Some will hear a little Nick Cave in it; others will hear a man crapping out of his mouth.
-Drowned in Sound

Wow I wish I'd said that.

 

[lympog]

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the inane feeling of having a song a thousand times before - brilliant

 

[nonemoreblack]

John Maus has the best press quotes.

http://www.myspace.com/johnmaus

Checked that out. The quotes are so bad that I had to have a listen. Two good tunes there, not bad.

 

[cletus_buckley]

Checked that out. The quotes are so bad that I had to have a listen. Two good tunes there, not bad.

His a real hero, both album are ridiculously amazing.

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