Blog: Einstein Music Journal

Shake It Up Incorporating the ecstasy prescribed by The White Stripes' early raw blues-soaked rock and roll and the charming glow of '60s pop warmed through vinyl, Harlem distills that glorious free spirit so many bands are chasing but so few have managed to pin down. Skewing their songs with love and heartache, their jangly party rock and roll anthems bubble with a ghetto trash punk aesthetic, with hooting and hollering through echoey vocal effects and shimmying, shattering drums. Even in their slower moments ('Sometimes' and their cover of Royal [...]

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