Longwave

American indie rock band from Brooklyn, New York, known for albums Endsongs (2000), The Strangest Things (2003), There's A Fire (2005) and Secrets Are Sinister (2008).

Secrets Are Sinister was released at the end of 2008. The album's opening track "Sirens in the deep Sea" was intended by the group as a radio single. Reviewers compare Longwave's sound to Interpol and The National and note a prominent, powerful bass.

DeBaser hosts a positive review of Longwave's 2008 album Secrets Are Sinister. The review praises the album's direct, catchy sound, prominent bass, and likens the band to Interpol and The National. The opening track "Sirens in the deep Sea" is noted as intended for radio play.

For:Fans of indie/alternative rock, especially listeners who like Interpol and The National.