- by Sarah Ross
- Wednesday, September 20, 2006
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The Hidden Cameras deliver 'Awoo', the title track from their third album, with plenty of panache. Describing what they do as "gay church folk music", the Canadian indie-pop spectacle blend together pieces of The Moldy Peaches and the plinky-plonky sound of The Spinto Band into a pretty little summer tune. Also dubbed 'anti-folk', the band clearly experiment with theatrical melodies and American folk music, which makes a fairly pleasant number. B-side 'Why I Understand' is much more up-beat and catchy than the single itself. Promising.
The Hidden Cameras deliver 'Awoo', the title track from their third album, with plenty of panache. Describing what they do as "gay church folk music", the Canadian indie-pop spectacle blend together pieces of The Moldy Peaches and the plinky-plonky sound of The Spinto Band into a pretty little summer tune. Also dubbed 'anti-folk', the band clearly experiment with theatrical melodies and American folk music, which makes a fairly pleasant number. B-side 'Why I Understand' is much more up-beat and catchy than the single itself. Promising.
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