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V2's latest hot stuff Cold War Kids are in London town today, playing a few bits and getting a bit crazy. Probably. Is that what bands do these days? Great. Yeah.
Anyway, CWK will be playing their fresh blend of emotionally-charged vocals with rigid rhythmic delight to London's Sister Ray (Berwick St., W1) this afternevening at 6pm.
Following their performance there, the band headline tonight's Club Fandango night (in association with BBC 6music) at The Borderline (Manette St. off Charing Cross Rd. W1).
They are good, but don't let my critique sway you, press this handy link and get yourself a free download to decide using your own brain and ears and body.
If you're at The Borderline tonight, please buy me a drink as I am skint. Ta.
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Cold War Kids
The song
Ive heard by these is awful.
No
It's not
good album
but dies a little by the end
You're right
I love the start of it. But it seems to go by so quickly and you lose concentration by the end.
i think
their ideas and influences are really promising, billy holiday and velvet underground. The percussion in the songs sounds cool too. Sounds like Howling Bells actually in places.
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