
KURSED
Miaow
Music • CDIndie Rock
[89/100]

16/12/2012, Filip VAN MUYLEM
Miaow, what a nice cd, grrr, want more I could symple keep it as opener, lolz!
It's nice and French: another jewel nicely polished. Love the opening song 'Tsa Tsa Tsu' (however I first thoughtt it was called my tatu girl).
They describe themselves as a mix between Black Keys and Arctic Monkey's, but after listening to the second song 'Pirate song' I would definitly call in The Levellers too (this one could even be one of their songs).
On 'Tarantino' I can hear some influence by Triggerfinger. Nice Indierock, like a real mutherfucking Movie Star! This rocks and the quality of the package is really like as if the already named stars joined forces.
I also got triggered by 'Rock & Roll Doll', so sharp and nice! Love the voice and the guitars (sounds oh so Triggerfinger. In the end: I think both should have a meet & greet and learn from each other.
I'm pretty sure that if that Triggerfinger made a first album like this one: getting recognition would have come from this one!
So this one will be for sure in my car for long time (and yes: it's already on my MP3)! Send me a mail when you come to my country and I'll try to be there!
Filip VAN MUYLEM
16/12/2012
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