Something weird happened when I heard this band, I actually liked them. I'm not usually keen on acid pop rock but they have potential and you can actually put their album on if you're in the right mind frame. They've got a sound that might bring you out of a mood... or put you in one. They are still a little weak on rock and are more heavy on the pop; They need to plug in the guitar and turn it up a bit if they want to keep my attention for a long period of time and I think that would go for the masses. An identity crisis might be in the mix here though. Theres a hint of early Stones with a mix of flower power kabosh mixed in. Woodstock's over and there's a limited audience for this sound.
Their band name might just say it all about this quartet or it may turn into a clever name if they can break free of thier love affair with the 60's. They have the potential to be more than a recycled fad from an age far, far away. Having said all that, I liked them. Their music is theirs and it ain't bad. I think they might enjoy what they write and you can hear it in the music. If they can put all that into an album and make it work, then it may be something to check out. If not then a hanging ceiling decoration they'll be at best.
Bildo
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Thanks for the review - and poll - guys. Free downloads can be found at www.sisterlovers.co.uk and the band can be found at www.myspace.com/sisterlovers. The album is available at iTunes, Napster, Rhapsody, eMusic etc.
Take it easy,
S
btw. it's Sisterlovers (all one word!)
No problem, sorry about the name. I'll fix it right away. The other band is catching up in the poll, better get some more voters out!
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