The Tune for today is:
The Blonds - The Bad Ones
Love, just be good to me, say that you stay
but, I don't need you to say
that I'm beautifull, each and every day.
Because you and me will always be the bad ones.
The bad bad bad bad ones.
Come, come up the hills,
and I roll back down,
my heart has found
the home on it's own
cause love isn't everything
its everywhere
now nothing,
nothing compares, compares
you and me will always be the bad ones
the bad bad bad bad ones
you and me will always be the bad ones
the bad bad bad bad ones
Review by Maura Johnston (rolling stone)
This Brooklyn-via-Florida duo operate in black and white, bringing together torch-song dramatics, scratchy AM-radio fizz and wave after wave of haunted reverb to craft flickering songs that sound beamed in from a world where Lana Del Rey gets a star turn in a David Lynch movie and/or the Ronettes slurp Old-Fashioneds with Mazzy Star at closing time. Cari Rae's strong alto, which can evoke several shades of sadness, anchors songs like the melancholy yet sparkling "Time" and the sublimely grinding "Run." On "Mr. E," Rae and bandmate Jordy Asher let loose, fighting for space with a squealing guitar and tumbling drums. Sometimes the retromania can be as stu y as a mothball-filled closet, but for the most part, their debut album is a pleasantly morose listen.
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