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The Tripwires Get Young THE TRIPWIRES - GET YOUNG FOLC RECORDS. LANZAMIENTO 15/9/2014 Side One GET YOUNG EARLY BRIGHT YOU HAVE A BELL BE ALL END ALL PRODUCTION SEDAN OWNER/OPERATOR Side Two HOW IN HEAVEN’S NAME GRATITUDE DANCE WITH A DRINK IN YOUR HAND GOOD SPORT ANYTHING NICE WAITING FOR THE SNOW THE TRIPWIRES son un combo all-star que llega desde Seattle enarbolando la bandera del power-pop. Formados en 2006, y tras dos estupendos discos ("Makes You Look Around" y "House To House"), The Tripwires presentan ahora su tercer álbum bajo el título de GET YOUNG. Los componentes de THE TRIPWIRES son parte de la aristocracia musical de Seattle, veteranos supervivientes de la gran explosión sónica de su ciudad en los años 90s, que se mantienen saludablemente en activo haciendo la música que quieren. Grandísimos músicos que son o han sido parte fundamental de bandas de tanta calidad como YOUNG FRESH FELLOWS (Jim Sangster), MUDHONEY (Dan Peters), MODEL ROCKETS y THE MINUS 5 (John Ramberg), la banda original de NEKO CASE o MAGGIE BJÖRKLUND (Johnny Sangster), y muchas otras (y si es cuestión de dejar caer nombres ¡el batería Dan Peters tocó y grabó con los mismísimos NIRVANA!) Las principales señas de identidad de THE TRIPWIRES, muy patentes en “Get Young”, son la extraordinaria capacidad de John Ramberg para escribir inusuales pero pegadizas melodías (algo que ya hizo fantásticamente al frente de los Model Rockets), el talento de Johnny Sangster como guitarrista, arreglista y productor, y la delicada orfebrería vocal de sus canciones. Con inﬂuencias de bandas de los sesenta y los setenta (como The Zombies, The Hollies, Big Star, Brinsley Schwarz...), y el mejor power-pop nuevaolero (The Beat, The Knack, Squeeze), el rock&roll y el pop se dan la mano en “Get Young”. FOLC RECORDS - www.folcrecords.com - eMAIL: [email protected] Promoción PROMOLA! www.promola.es - eMail: [email protected].

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