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NANCY

  • 01. (Get The) REVVUP
    02. (Why Am I) Crying?
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    NANCY

    (Get The) REVVUP

    [engl] If you’re looking for a good time, NANCY is your salvation. These New York punk prophets have that uncanny ability to craft songs like desert-born incantations: packed with scorching hot riffs so catchy that they’ll possess you to do unspeakable things (or at least dance a lot). With simply two songs, this 7" will get the party going at your pad. A lot of people have compared them to the RAMONES which is lazy, but also totally true. Both nancy boys contribute their great voices to the microphone, so get ready for ultimate melody. This debut 7" is soaked in sticky-sweet vocals, galloping stints of foot-stomping beats, and those irresistible, glistening punk rawk hooks. Now I know what you’re thinking: “hooks” means “trite”. WRONG – check out those loopy, gnarly key changes in the middle of the title track. And that’s really the best thing about this no-bullshit crew: the tunes are familiar enough to get you raucous and weird enough to keep you interested. “(Why Am I) Crying?” has all that in spades. Twistable grooves? Check. Ear-searing guitar tone? Of course. Croon factor? A resounding 10. If you've been looking for a new song to hum at your shit job, it'll take no time to get hooked on these kickers. There’s no excuse for ignoring this band.
    Format
    7''
    Release-Datum
    14.02.2015
     
  • 01. I Want One
    02. Malt Licker
    03. Long Island Lovin
    04. Midnite
    05. I Want You Bad
    06. Winners
    07. Holiday
    09. B. O. B.
    10. (I'm A) Celebrity
    11. (Why Am I) Crying?
    12. (My Old Friend) TV
    13. (I'm A) Man
    14. (Ode)
    15. (Get The) Revvup
    16. (Tuff) Mama
    17. (I Wish I Was) Albino
    18. (Me) And The Boys
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    NANCY

    A Nice Package

    Overcatchige Scheiblette vom Brooklyn-based Duo, das vor zwei Jahren schon mit der geilen 7er bei uns gepunktet hat. Es gibt charmant poppigen Punkrock mit Garagenecke, der in der Nähe von Nobunny, Hunx und den Ramones zu verorten ist. Herrlich eingängige 2-3 Akkord Melodien werden mit knatschigen Vocals versehen und mit geilen Gitarren-Soli gespickt. Geht sofort in Ohr, Bein und Herz!
    Format
    LP
    Release-Datum
    30.09.2016
     
  • 01. Going Country
    02. Take a Pikksha
    03. Where did my Friend go?
    04. Luvletter
    05. (She's) Psychic
    06. When all Countries fall in Love
    07. Ode II
    08. Going Commercial
    09. Chewin' Bubblegum
    10. Not 4 You
    11. Captain Lou
    12. Never Play Tennis With You
    13. It's Never Too Late (2 Be You)
    14. Ennio
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    NANCY

    Nancy Goes Country

    [engl] The 3rd full-length from this brilliant but underrated power-pop band and I have to say I'm completely blown away again. I generally have a pretty low tolerance for bubblegum-punk, but Nancy do it absolutely perfectly. As on their earlier releases, they still sound a lot like the Jabbers thanks to their straightforward punk arrangements and rather high-pitched vocals, though Nancy are even sillier and more over the top than the Jabbers (this is like Muff Divers-level silliness I'm talking about here!). At its core, this is simple, Ramones-influenced punk, and at the end of the day could be compared with 90s bands like the Queers or 00s bands like the Spits as anything else, and while that is a very crowded tradition, Nancy separate themselves from the pack with truly great songs. You may not want to like this, but once it's on your turntable I guarantee you'll have a very, very difficult time removing it. There are a lot of options out there for dumb, sing-songy punk, but for my money Nancy are right at the top of the heap. I mean, it's your basic second-and-third-Ramones-LP influenced stuff (though their newer stuff is a hair more musically sophisticated and borders on power-pop), but the execution is completely flawless and the gleeful sense of absurdity is totally infectious. I mean, this is the band that has their own sea shanty! It’s no secret that we are enthusiastic devotees of Joe Sussman’s work—he’s also a key player in Nancy as well as Dangus Tarkus and the outstanding MUFF DIVERS Dreams of the Gentlest Texture is the best thing he’s done so far. I’ve wasted a lot of time thinking (and having idle conversations, mostly with Seth and Jeff) about what makes a Muff Divers song different from a Nancy song or a Dangus Tarkus song, but I’m not sure there’s an answer to that riddle. The more important thing to note here is that—as good as all of those projects’ releases have been for some time now—each new one seems to be better than the last, and this is the best one yet. Enough of promo words this is what real NANCY fans have to say: „These dudes are like the modern day dictators“ „This reminds me of music, they sound like a band“ „Been listening to this everyday for like a year now... it’s definitely love“ „This HAS to be the best record of the last 10 years in my humble opinion! Definitely Ramones influenced but with a new and unique flair for songwriting, something a lot of these new bands want but can't but these guys JUST DO IT! A rare quality in today's rock.“ „Hot slab of wax from some real Chicago rockers.“
    Format
    LP
    Release-Datum
    01.04.2021