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10/16 (TOMORROW) @ The Zipper Factory.
(Setlist) Movies. Creek. Documents. Typewriter. Heaven. Try. Ann Marie. Familiar Drunk.
MP3: The Lisps - I'm Sorry
The band promises various new & unreleased tunes!
On this visit to BFR, I discuss (my beloved) Lisps.
"Like an old-time variety show, The Lisps' songs tap dance between simple country guitar melodies to a cacophony of melodica, horns and even bag pipes. Above the din, Sammy Tunis and Cesar Alvarez trade lyrics so sweet and silly they sound like the Moldy Peaches' campy, country cousin."
View all gigs scheduled for the 1st leg here.
All forthcoming dates can be found below:
Read my review of Country Doctor Museum here. Visit The Lisps at their MySpace page.
MP3: The Lisps - I'm Sorry
In need of Saturday night plans? Itching to visit Joe's Pub?
Dedicated slutloyals may already realize that one of our most delicious finds of the past twelve months is Brooklyn's very own, Lisps. Their debut EP, The Vain The Modest & The Dead, had us instantly hooked with its unexpected fusion of quirkiness, subtlety & merriment. The band's first proper full-length, Country Doctor Museum, begins exactly where Vain left off. Each of the LP's thirteen tracks blur the boundaries between anti-folk, vaudeville & vintage country (circa late 1950s). Furthermore, the record's highly enjoyable vocal dialogs between Sammy Tunis & Cesar Alvarez provide a charming and unique balance. A symmetry that is fresh, innovative & endearing within the current landscape of independent music.
Celebrate the release of the band's magnificent (and long-awaited) debut record, Country Doctor Museum, on January 5th at New York's super sassy Joe's Pub.
We couldn't be happier for the gang. More details on Country Doctor Museum can be found below, courtesy of their recent MySpace bulletin. Download a Lisps MP3 at bottom of post.
I may not be able to say the word 'Lisps', but I sure as hell can sing along to them. Check them out in all their shenanigans this weekend.
Hails From: Brooklyn, NY
Teaser MP3s: The Gaskets - Eiffel Tower + The Lisps - Pepper Spray