Showing posts with label Cheerleader. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cheerleader. Show all posts

Thursday, January 12, 2012

Cheerleader – Do What You Want


The sunny lo-fi indie duo Cheerleader is back with “Do What You Want,” an amazing follow up to last year’s “New Daze.”

Donovan Rex and Max Friday of Connecticut know damn well how to churn out catchy jams and “Do What You Want” is no exception. With its whistled melody a la Peter, Bjorn, and John this track will burrow its way deep into your brain like an alien parasite – that is minus the whole brain exploding bit or the forced evil deed doing thing of course.

While we may be in the depths of winter, listening to this song certainly confuses thing a bit. With hazy vocals, a mellow acoustic guitar line, and dreamy synths, you’ll think a warm breeze was gently tousling your hair as you drive with the windows down.

More evidence that these two know what they’re doing: “Do What You Want” was released as part of Turntable Kitchen’s killer Pairings Box series. In a stroke of genius, each month with the Pairings Box, you’ll be sent a hand-number vinyl, a digital mixtape, and recipes and ingredients for a fantastic meal. What a phantasmagoric orgy of wonderfulness!

Before you get too excited and rush off to order your own Pairings Box, check out the track below, where it’s also available to download. Meanwhile, if you haven’t already listened to “New Daze,” then head over to Bandcamp where you can grab a free copy.

  

Monday, June 27, 2011

[Introducing] Cheerleader – New Daze

 
I must say that bands like Cheerleader are why I love blogging because every now and then I get to wake up and find highly contagious pop gems conveniently lying in wait for me. 

Consisting of Donovan Rex and Max Friday, Cheerleader has just emerged from the studio with “New Daze” and “Dreamer,” which will infect you with dangerous levels of fuzzy sun drenched goodness. 

Do not miss out on these tunes, as they will quickly become your new summer anthems. 

“New Daze” is particularly catchy with its synth and guitar duet that serves as the perfect melody to accompany their breezy vocals. 

More please!

Listen to “New Daze” below and head over to their bandcamp to grab your free copy.

Be sure to keep an eye on this duo as this 7” release is more than proof of their great potential.