Woo hoo, new Lucky Soul! We’re not sure if we’ve mentioned these lovely songbirds before, but if we haven’t, take this as a long overdue KTP stamp of approval. The debut album from the five-piece London-based band, “The Great Unwanted,” was one of our 2007 favorites, offering incredibly lush, fantastically twee, modern-Motown ditties, with lead [...]
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There seems to be two types of band in Britain at the moment: those who shop at Topman before brewing up potent lad-rock in their bedrooms, and those who raid the vintage stores, then return home to their lavishly decorated flat to work on their latest 60’s influenced pop-tune. Greenwhich’s Lucky Soul fit into the latter category, right between Pipettes and The Long Blondes. This debut album
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There seems to be two types of band in Britain at the moment: those who shop at Topman before brewing up potent lad-rock in their bedrooms, and those who raid the vintage stores, then return home to their lavishly decorated flat to work on their latest 60’s influenced pop-tune. Greenwhich’s Lucky Soul fit into the latter category, right between Pipettes and The Long Blondes. This debut album
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There seems to be two types of band in Britain at the moment: those who shop at Topman before brewing up potent lad-rock in their bedrooms, and those who raid the vintage stores, then return home to their lavishly decorated flat to work on their latest 60’s influenced pop-tune. Greenwhich’s Lucky Soul fit into the latter category, right between Pipettes and The Long Blondes. This debut album
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There seems to be two types of band in Britain at the moment: those who shop at Topman before brewing up potent lad-rock in their bedrooms, and those who raid the vintage stores, then return home to their lavishly decorated flat to work on their latest 60’s influenced pop-tune. Greenwhich’s Lucky Soul fit into the latter category, right between Pipettes and The Long Blondes. This debut album
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Why is it the most successful new artists (IMNHO) riff so deeply on the past? Is it true there are new ideas - or that the new ideas just plain suck?Check Lucky Soul, British crackers with a full blood transfusion straight out of Supremes-flavor Motown:
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Lucky Soul's 'Lips Are Unhappy' is one of my favorite songs of this year. Actually, their album The Great Unwanted is great as well. Unfortunately, The Great Unwanted is only a UK release, so either you shell out major dineros for shipping and exchange rates or you can buy it digitally from iTunes.
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