The Shortwave Set – 'No Social' (single review)
The first offering from their second album, 'No Social' is a lazy and interesting bit of down-tempo, meandering through verses and a barely-there chorus yet still working its way under your skin.
The beautiful beat riding beneath sly electronica conjures images of a 1960s gangster flick, if it were set on a British beach with the strains of pier-music in the background. In combination with some delightful vocals, and provided you can ignore the silly and slightly pretentious lyrics, it makes for an excellent little tune.
By Charlotte Cross
Release Date: 21/4/08
Label: Wall of Sound
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By Charlotte Cross
Release Date: 21/4/08
Label: Wall of Sound
www.myspace.com/theshortwaveset
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