Laura Harvey
Hinds had a first opportunity to perform their debut album on television last night thanks to Stephen Colbert’s Late Show.
The band picked out ‘Garden‘ to show off all the lo-fi, garage beauts of this year’s ‘Leave Me Alone‘ LP. “The previously released ‘Castigadas En El Granero’ begins with sedated guitar strums before eventually rumbling into a thrilling and frantic cruise down the countryside,” Live4ever’s review reads.
“It is pure nonsensical fun at its finest and, although these four aren’t the tightest musicians to ever play, they do display a tasteful knack in songwriting and arrangement. The rhythm section of Martin and Grimbergen takes a detour driving the track down a hazy southern California beach inspired bridge before ripping into the song’s final chorus.”
“When the band steps out of their garage they still sound just as good. The twaggy and swampy ‘Bamboo’ adds a unique psychedelic flavor to the album – its jingle-jangle tie-dyed guitar strums would sound perfectly at home at Spike Island in 1990.”
