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 The NYC band's debut EP "Funhouse for Fiends" showcases 5 cristalline pop gems, hummable but never banal melodies, and vocals that sound compassionate and sincere. This music has the potential to resonate with a lot of people.

 Deli Magazine - 11/3/2011
 
"Brooklyn act Swimclub’s Funhouse for Friends is a pretty great crash course in pop history."

David Greenwald - 05/24/11

 
 "A perfect, perfect medium between lo-fi and hi-fi, it has SUCH a good Indie-pop sound, original, the perfect length...This is literally DA SHIT I LIEK....

 TasteyJams - 05/11
 
 "I seriously hope some radio station (or many of them) are playing their songs..." 

 Jessica, NewMusicCo - 3/4/11
 
 "She's A Teaser and What You Want...both are from Swimclub’s forthcoming EP, Funhouse For Fiends, out on 26th April and bode very well indeed for the full release!"

 The Mad Mackerel - 3/2/11
 
"Most bands don’t survive the fight to get their music out there, but Swimclub is a great exception with maximum results. With the release of their first EP Funhouse For Fiends, the band is taking hold of the summer and getting their name out there for all to see! I sat down and email-interviewed Greg Adams of Swimclub about their sound and about themselves:

 The Pick and the Pen - 06/20

 
 "Fantastisk poplåt från Swimclubs..."

 Ace Blog - 3/1/11
 
 "NYC’s Swimclub have just released a fantastic new track, the first off their Funhouse For Fiends EP...."

 Rohan - The New Gay 1/3/11
 
 "...it sounds like a cover of an old, forgotten by all hit..."

 plastinki -
1/4/11
 
 "...today’s Pick Your Poison looks pretty promising. I can recommend tracks from Ben + Vesper, The Sound of Growing Up, Swimclub and Tape Deck Mountain.."

 Faronheit -
1/5/11
 
 "...a debut worthy of the effervescent, matching outfit 60's pop they clearly  adore...keeping things tethered to terra firma is a sonorous Stephen Merritt/Jonathan Richman vibe that steeps tracks such as “Souvenir” and “Everything Is Coming Around” in a tenor of toothsome melancholy.”

 Charles Devilbliss - amNewYork
 
 CMJ 2009 Review: “sunny pop sensibilities similar to Teenage Fanclub and Julie Ocean with a coat of ‘60s pop rock….the sweet vocal harmonies and melodies of Swimclub’s songs stayed with me…”

 Nancy Chow - Deli Magazine 
 
 "According to their website, Brooklyn's Swimclub have 're-dedicated themselves to the art of selling out' on their debut release....If this is the sound of selling out, bring on the corporate ogres."

 Michael Cimaomo - Valley Advocate
 
 "Strummy, sun kissed Americana with hints of Spoon, Jason Collett..."

PW Staff - Philadelphia Weekly
 
 "Swimclub incorporates mod-rock influences, like The Kinks and The Zombies, into their own unique style"

 TimeOut New York
   

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