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"...The drummer's falsetto is ferocious enough to shatter the ceiling in one breath."
"It can be hard to tell if Vaudeville Smash are making fun or just having it."
The Melbourne band kick off their sojourn from next week
Congrats boys!
Vaudeville Smash’s debut accomplishes the sometimes unattainable; not one track goes by unnoticed, and that’s a feat to be commended.
Drummer Dan Lucchesi is pretty much a genius. He produced the record and also contributes a hefty amount of vocals while drumming.
This is how to make an ‘80s throwback album sound current. It’s how danceable music is supposed to be.
"We were definitely going for that slick, well-played pop sound. Your recorded stuff shouldn’t be like the live show. If you’re a good live band, the live show should always be better."
The cheek and breeze of their earlier material, like 2011’s Roller Disco and 2010’s Hey, are sorely missing, only to have been replaced by an addiction to a samey-samey disco-inspired chord progression, a shtick that just gets plain boring by the end.