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THE REVIEW
Behind the name So So Modern hide four hairless wave-rockers originally from the land of the Māori, whose "Crude Futures" is their brand-new debut platter.
It seems they have a great time mixing and overlapping these indie-mischief-makers from New Zealand: at their core is a hefty punk-funk foundation, with a fair share of wobbly pop flair, just enough playful electronics, a handful of post-rock flourishes with the inevitable addition of some kraut, which not only serves as a good source of Vitamin C but also enriches the multifaceted potpourri, giving it flavor.
With the possibility of a sample granted, one might perhaps debate how truly so (so) modern they really are. Preferably to be tasted on an empty stomach. There you go.
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So So Modern’s debut album Crude Futures offers a unique blend of punk-funk, indie, playful electronics, and krautrock influences. Hailing from New Zealand, the band mixes diverse elements into a multifaceted sound. The review appreciates their adventurous style but questions their modernity. Overall, the album is intriguing though somewhat challenging, best enjoyed with an open mind.Tracklist Videos
So So Modern
Described in the DeBaser review as a four-piece from New Zealand (the land of the Māori) whose debut Crude Futures mixes punk-funk, wobbly pop, playful electronics, post-rock flourishes and kraut elements.01 Reviews
