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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 |
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"Brooklyn act Swimclub’s Funhouse for Friends is a pretty great crash course in
pop history."
David Greenwald - 05/24/11 |
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"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 |
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"I
seriously hope some radio station (or many of them) are playing
their songs..."
Jessica, NewMusicCo - 3/4/11 |
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"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 |
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"Fantastisk
poplåt från Swimclubs..."
Ace Blog - 3/1/11 |
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"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 |
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"...it sounds like a cover of an old, forgotten by all hit..."
plastinki - 1/4/11 |
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"...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 |
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"...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 |
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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 |
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"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 |
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"Strummy, sun kissed Americana with hints of
Spoon, Jason Collett..."
PW Staff - Philadelphia Weekly
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"Swimclub incorporates mod-rock
influences, like The Kinks and The Zombies, into their own unique
style"
TimeOut New York
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