- Music
- 16 Aug 06
The debut single release form The Mighty Roars is a rollicking statement of intent. It comes at you on the back of a breakneck riff, all thunderous hand-clap rhythms and pounding drums. Swedish singer Lara Granqvist exploits the middle ground between Karen O and PJ Harvey: the result is an abrasive yet instantly catchy, shout-along single. There are sure to be lots of Yeah Yeah Yehas comparisons but in truth The Mighty Roars tread a different territory, one previously occupied by the likes of the B52s and The Pixies. Their Take A Bite Of Peach EP caused quite a stir when it was released last year. If this song is any reflection of their album, it won't be long before The Mighty Roars are heard everywhere. The B-side, 'Whipped Ma Bitch' is also well worth checking out.
The debut single release form The Mighty Roars is a rollicking statement of intent. It comes at you on the back of a breakneck riff, all thunderous hand-clap rhythms and pounding drums. Swedish singer Lara Granqvist exploits the middle ground between Karen O and PJ Harvey: the result is an abrasive yet instantly catchy, shout-along single. There are sure to be lots of Yeah Yeah Yehas comparisons but in truth The Mighty Roars tread a different territory, one previously occupied by the likes of the B52s and The Pixies. Their Take A Bite Of Peach EP caused quite a stir when it was released last year. If this song is any reflection of their album, it won't be long before The Mighty Roars are heard everywhere. The B-side, 'Whipped Ma Bitch' is also well worth checking out.