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Boston's Hooray for Earth is one of the most exciting breakthrough indie bands of 2008, but have yet to receive the name recognition that they very well could get in 2009.Since their debut album in 2006, it's clear that the band's music appeals to indie fans who like like poppy, keyboard and vocal driven music. The song "Take Care" from the band's debut album is the type of songs you listen to when you're in a good mood, or want to be in a good mood.
From their newest release the song "Want Want Want" is yet another memorable song that helps solidify the band's talent and promise. There are other tracks on the band's EP Cellphone, including "Warm Out", that make us think they could be a band to watch in 2009.
MP3: "Take Care" - Hooray for Earth from
MP3: "Want Want Want" - Hooray for Earth
While the band may be labeled as a pop band, some of their songs have a clear influence of 80's style rock and new wave. To hear more, check out two additional free downloadable tracks from the band's official website and purchase the album to get all of the songs from Hooray for Earth.
Labels: Best Indie 2008, Goh Nakamura, Hooray for Earth, Hospital Ships, New Releases
9:08 PM
November 1, 2008
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1 Comments:
Cellphone was their EP, "Take Care" and "Want Want Want" are on their self-titled LP.
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