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Throw Me The Statue
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Out of 12 votes - Similar Artists: The Shins, Yeasayer, School of Language
Out of 12 votes
- Location: Seattle, Washington, United States
- Genre: Alternative/Punk » Indie Rock
Editor's review
In the Secretly Canadian group's debut LP, Jeff Mangum's raw folk aesthetic meets, of all things, the sort of distortion fogs now obsessing the Magnetic Fields. Topped with a Vampire Weekend-esque interest in grammar and a Shins-y tragicomic touch, it amounts to sublimely blended indie rock.
Biography
We're pleased to introduce Seattle's Throw Me The Statue to the Secretly Canadian family with the limited edition just-in-time-for-the-holidays "About To Walk" single. The title track is a Neutral Milk Hotel-fueled concoction of fuzzed synths, doubled bedroom beats and epic vocal harmonies. Also present are the upbeat handclapper "Lolita" and Elverum-esque "The Old Believer." Conceived and fronted by Scott Reitherman, TMTS will release its debut full length, "Moonbeams" February 19th, 2008 on Secretly Canadian.
