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Brooklyn act Swimclub s Funhouse for Friends is a pretty great crash course in pop history. Singer Gene Davenport, Morrissey perched on his shoulder, intones his way through a few generations of rock n roll music highlight What You Want offers handclaps, romantic befuddlement and 50s guitars; El Lamento! brings in the 80s synths; Never Tried dips into post-punk. But the band s textbook dives never go deep enough to distract from tunes catchy enough to win a Gold Glove and moving enough to wallow away your workweek woes. The self-released EP is out now. --David Greenwald - Rawkblog
A perfect, perfect medium between lo-fi and hi-fi, it has SUCH a good Indie-pop sound, original, the perfect length, the lead singer s voice is just pleasant I already want to see them live and they dont even have any Youtube videos up. This is literally DA SHIT I LIEK. Its summer, the world is green and white and blue and this is perfect for me and you. --tasteyjams.wordpress
Toe tapping along to a song is a great way to start a Friday. Swimclub's song is popilicious with a little bit of a Chromeo/70s kickback sound. She's a Teaser gets a little repetitive but it has that something that will grab your attention. What You Want is one you'll be singing along to and is wonderfully catchy. I seriously hope some radio station (or many of them) are playing their songs because they have the whole mass appeal thing going for them.
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