Neon Blonde, Chandeliers in the Savannah - 34m 36s

Tracks & Durations

1. Black Cactus Killers	2:34
2. Crystal Beaches Never Turned Me On	2:51
3. Chandeliers and Vines	4:07
4. Princess Skullface Sings	2:30
5. New Detroit	2:50
6. Headlines	3:23
7. Love Hounds	3:27
8. Dead Mellotron	2:37
9. Cherries in Slow Motion	4:02
10. The Future is a Mesh Stallion	3:47
11. Wings Made out of Noise	2:20

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Review

Neon Blonde is the alter ego of the Blood Brothers. Unlike the often frantic and frenzied songs of the duo's other band, Neon Blonde is a much more eclectic, dancing, and melodious venture that touches on the art-rock tunes of Brian Eno and early David Bowie. The Seattle band's Dim Mak debut is a collision of elements - rickety old drum machines, chiming guitars, pugilistic drum breaks, slinking pianos, and falsetto wail. Neon Blonde brings a refreshing experimental edge to their songs, which results in a charming pastiche of styles and sounds. The lead single, "Headlines", released earlier this year on Dim Mak as a 4-song CD EP and 12-inch EP, is simply infectious. Other tracks hearken to the cocaine-claustrophobic "Low"-era Bowie with soaring synthesizer lines cascading over jagged guitar lines, as well as the epic falsetto balladry of Freddie Mercury with the effect-wizardry of early Roxy Music.

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