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Murder Shoes: Daydreaming

Posted on the 13 October 2015 by Hctf @hctf
Murder Shoes: Daydreamingphoto: Joshua Syx

Surf garage Murder Shoes came up with a spiffy self-titled EP this year. The new full-length Daydreaming has more of the same sensuous surf noir plus a few forays into Nineties college rock - lead single Nineteeneightyone and Secrets are the prime example of their expanded musical palette.

The Minneapolis band have hit an early creative peak. They use feedback and reverb without missing a beat. Don't be surprised when the upbeat cynicism of Girls Named Benji or the Breeders-alike Reefer and Pizza make an appearance in a small film that makes it big as an underground favorite.

Murder Shoes:
Tess Weinberg: vocals, keyboards
Derek Van Gieson: guitar
Chris White: guitar, vocals
Elliot Manthey: drums
Tim Heinlein: bass

Murder Shoes: Daydreaming

Daydreaming is a released on Land Ski Records (CD, digital) and the band themselves (vinyl). Buy it from their website. Release date: November 6th.

Tracks:
  1. Your Friend Kimmie
  2. So What May
  3. Bad Reputation
  4. Nineteeneightyone
  5. Secrets
  6. Girls Named Benji
  7. Little Lost
  8. Reefer and Pizza
  9. Daydreaming
  10. Can You Sea Me
  11. How Does It Feel?

Live date:
  • 11/10 Minneapolis, MN @ Icehouse
    (album release show w/ Rupert Angeleyes and Daisy Chains)

» murdershoesband.com

HCTF review of Murder Shoes.


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