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Music for the Summer: The Tyde

The TydeGothamist's good friend Jon knows us well: He suggested we check out The Tyde, a California based band whose second album, Twice (and yes, their first album was called Once), was just released last month, and we're in love with the beautiful jangly pop. Mojo calls Twice "a lovely record of enormous warmth, balancing pop swing and measured savagery, lit by the late afternoon sun." Yes, in other words, perfect music for the summer.

Jen is particularly fond of these lyrics (at least she thinks these are the lyrics) in "Go Ask Yer Dad": You don't rate me/But I won't hate you / I'll just remember how I used to make you laugh/ I can remember how I used to make you laugh

Buy Twice at Amazon. Critics says they sound like The Byrds, and that's okay by us.

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  • drat fink

    heres a recent kcrw in studio performance for The Tyde.

    i also really like the Fruit Bats cd, Mouthfuls. you can download a song at their site.

  • Glenn

    Some music industry/music geek friends of mine have been praising The Tyde recently, and their opinions are always trustworthy. One gave the Beachwood Sparks comparison, which makes sense because three Tyde members are in that band. We'll all get our chance to see them when they open for the Pernice Brothers (who are pretty incredible in their own right) at the Mercury Lounge, July 25th and 26th.

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