Fuxa - Electric Sound of Summer
by Maarten Schiethart
published: 26 / 6 / 2012
Label:
Rocket Girl
Format: CD
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Catchy, but unoriginal drone rock on latest album from Detroit-based experimental act, Füxa
This must be a festival alert from the Rocket Girl label , as it is an album of catchy drone tunes as might have been done by the old Charlatans or from a sober Jesus And Mary Chain. The sleeve is meanwhile covered with swirly shapes to explain the general tone of 'Electric Sound of Summer'. These exalted drones make up perfect muzak. 'Cheree' lifts up ten minutes of your time, yet the next seven tracks last just over thirty minutes in total. And the album indeed is like that grand track 'Cherie' put on constant repeat. Füxa do, however, try out a few new tricks with the other songs in between. The title track is kind of spooky, having the sound of waves splashing onto the shore. Evolving even further, Füxa sound dangerously similar to Soft Machine on 'Thank You, Jesus'. Hardly original, Füxa are nevertheless a bit of fun.
Track Listing:-
1 A Billion Kilograms2 Cheree
3 I Love You
4 Our Lips Are Sealed
5 Marty Suicide
6 SWF Twenty-O-Two
7 Electric Sound Of Summer
8 Thank You Jesus
9 Some Things Last A Long Time
Band Links:-
https://www.facebook.com/fuxa-187296468930/https://www.youtube.com/user/fuxa9
https://plus.google.com/104602313055601343215
http://www.fuxamusic.com/
https://twitter.com/fuxamusic
http://fuxa1.bandcamp.com/
Label Links:-
https://www.facebook.com/RocketGirlRecordshttp://www.rocketgirl.co.uk/
https://twitter.com/rocketgirlmusic
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