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It's Friday! It's three o'clock! It's time to Boogie At Your Desk!
( You what? )
Today you were invited to Boogie At Your Desk to:
The Holloways - Generator [link expired]
Yes, the sun is shining. And what does that cause? Exactly. Mild outbreaks of boogying.
NME is carrying the story that The Holloways are splitting up. Which, I strongly suspect, is news that will be received with near-universal indifference. They've been going for 7 years, and in that time they've released two albums. The first, So This Is Great Britain? is the usual mixture of songs covering nights out, half-baked politics and girls. It's chirpy, cheerful, a bit juvenile and almost entirely forgettable.
The second album, released three years later in 2009... well, to be honest, even I couldn't muster enough interest to bother with it. Maybe it's fabulous.
However, in among them whinging that they "don't have no money" they did the slice of ridiculously upbeat, cheerful summer genius which is Generator. It's worth buying the Britannia-bashing isn't-England-rubbish So This Is Great Britain? purely for that one song alone. I encourage you to do so.
Or, if you do eMusic, you can buy just the song. I imagine other such digital music emporia might offer similar opportunities.
Either way, better get a generator ;)
( You what? )
Today you were invited to Boogie At Your Desk to:
The Holloways - Generator [link expired]
Yes, the sun is shining. And what does that cause? Exactly. Mild outbreaks of boogying.
NME is carrying the story that The Holloways are splitting up. Which, I strongly suspect, is news that will be received with near-universal indifference. They've been going for 7 years, and in that time they've released two albums. The first, So This Is Great Britain? is the usual mixture of songs covering nights out, half-baked politics and girls. It's chirpy, cheerful, a bit juvenile and almost entirely forgettable.
The second album, released three years later in 2009... well, to be honest, even I couldn't muster enough interest to bother with it. Maybe it's fabulous.
However, in among them whinging that they "don't have no money" they did the slice of ridiculously upbeat, cheerful summer genius which is Generator. It's worth buying the Britannia-bashing isn't-England-rubbish So This Is Great Britain? purely for that one song alone. I encourage you to do so.
Or, if you do eMusic, you can buy just the song. I imagine other such digital music emporia might offer similar opportunities.
Either way, better get a generator ;)
