The new Slumberland doesn't sound like shoegaze from the 90s
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More like Scots from the 80s.
[Above: Nice sweater.]
Bricolage's first single is not a cover of "Age of Consent" as much as the lead hook wants to be. Besides, this aint New Wave synth pop. New Wave guitar pop, most definitely, but so much more, too. Let's not forget Scots of revivalism's past, various influences through which these Glasgwegians tromped to arrive at their self-titled full length due in May on Slumberland, a collection of catchy songs as much Franz Ferdinand as Belle and Sebastian, and throughout, every inch a grab at next big thing. NME: GO!
Posted on April 13, 2009. More on: bricolage, mp3, slumberland
the album's already up on eMusic.
— ensslin on April 14, 2009
those colors look delicious in that photo. who took it?... no photo cred.
— hatnim lee on April 13, 2009