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Album Review: Jonesez - Lazyboy

Roshan Clerke
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"An album from guys who can only do better"


What can you expect from an album called Lazyboy? The songwriting on the third album from Melbourne's Jonesez won't change your life, but the instrumentation is hot enough to melt the cheese off your pizza. The riffs on P-90 and Hey Tomorrow (Please Don't Be Like Today) are as fuzzy as rotten peaches. Frontman Mark Stewart's hooks find their mark on songs Charity and Crack Me Open. Lazyboy may not get off the couch to greet you, but at least it doesn't play with the remote. An album from guys who can only do better.