New Navy: Australian cousins ​​Vampire Weekend

Our players today come from a small coastal town in southern Sydney. Three, call themselves New Navy, going surfing, partying and "enjoy life, you only live once" and began to interfere in the electronic music around 2011, shortly before the competition act JD September and sharing the stage with some other grupazo as big as Wolfmother. His style is delimited borders just inside the Afropop that praised at the time for Vampire Weekend. Such is the similarity between the sound and the New Yorkers that we should not be surprising in the least that soon written out a thousand and one relating to each other. You only hear his latest single missing realize the potential for exotic melodies that hide these hilarious guys from the Australian east coast:
Like his artwork, 'Regular Town' is just to have a delicious refreshing fruit cocktail in a radiant day of August. With a few taps of the most glassy, ​​a playful and dazzling vocal melody that prompts a dip in the pool / beach nearby. This feels great also communicates through the issues on "Uluwatu", the only EP that Australians have been published to date. Despite having no part as accessible as the single fulminant commented, "Uluwatu" is vibrant pieces that play between Afropop and indie rock standard. Case for example of 'Tapioca' playing positioned midway between the band of Ezra Koenig and Walk The Moon less delusional.
Have the potential to give the note. Yet to do so will have to go off on tangents that inevitably parallelism that is getting too close to the creators of contemporary hymns like 'Horchata', 'Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa' or 'Oxford Comma'. Only time will tell if the end were New Navy lion's tail or head mouse.

Play the first five issues of "Animal King"

Less than eight days are left until it goes on sale "Animal King", this (hypothetical) great album that fans have been waiting Soundgarden from one year - 1996 - which went on sale "Down On The Upside ". With such a short space of time is that the LP box "leakeará" on the network shortly. And that has prompted Universal to step forward and show the first five tracks on the album through a streaming site uploaded to our beloved Danish radio station P3. Edited: You can listen to the whole album through NME.

'Been Away Too Long' and 'Non-State Actor' were songs we already knew. The novelty of this article lies in listening to three songs fully unpublished so far: 'By Crooked Steps', 'A Thousand Days Before' and 'Blood On The Valley Floor'. Just gave us time to enjoy once in each of the pieces, but I fully appreciate that starting point as "Dotu" that Chris Cornell was responsible for cross-media advertising hype. The best certainly seems to be the first song with a sweeping Cornell and Thayil lost with psychedelic riffs pleasantly exotic taste.

See if you like the songs! Our impressions, at least for now, are still positive.