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THE REVIEW
A little girl on tiptoe, curiously peeking through a window. "What's all this racket?" Gordon Gano and company mistreat their poor musical instruments.
Jonathan Richman & Modern Lovers after a healthy snack of amphetamines, try out the tracks from their epic debut at double speed.
At a party, the very drunk and debuting Talking Heads are playing.
Primitive Television and the crazy rhythms of the Feelies.
Jack White's slap-worthy face.
Images evoked by "Celebration," the 2008 debut of Thomas Function.
A celebration of rock'n'roll dirty with Velvet-like sweat, garage punk, metropolitan country, and frenzied Paisley seasoned with post-punk aromas.
A celebration of instinctive, frenetic, joyful music with melodies that bring a smile. To guitars, keyboards, and the almost hysterical pimpled voice. A celebration of piles of forgotten records but always in the heart that this music invites us to rediscover.
Impossible not to join the party
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Summary by Bot
Thomas Function's 2008 debut album Celebration! evokes images of raw and energetic rock scenes, blending garage punk with post-punk vibes. The music is instinctive, joyful, and reminiscent of iconic bands like Velvet Underground, Jonathan Richman & Modern Lovers, and Talking Heads. The album feels like a fun, lively party inviting listeners to rediscover forgotten sounds and melodies. With a mix of frenzy and melody, it’s impossible not to get caught up in its celebration of rock ’n’ roll.
