Work Is Good For The Soul: The Interiors
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Chris DeLine
on August 16, 2006 – 11:00 amOne Comment
Chicago’s The Interiors reclaim a brand of slower, driving brand of rock historically claimed by a mid-90s generation of band fresh off the heals of grunge. Lead by a harmonic version of J Mascis, the band’s working class tracks enlist suburban tribal drums that roll into the guitars frosting-like sweetness.
The Interiors “You Should’ve Known”
The Interiors “I’m So Happy”
The Interiors “The Bug”
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Wow, really good songwriting … I don’t hear anything close to mid 90s rock though, except maybe The Bug.