Loving: The Submarines - Honeysuckle Weeks
I don’t know why this album isn’t getting more buzz across the ol’ internets, because it is pretty much the epitome of a joyous summer album. Blake & John are back with their second full-length record, full of retro 60’s sounds, delicious melodies and the world’s most unsung musical instrument: the tambourine. Viva la tambourine. Viva Honeysuckle Weeks.
- Check out my favorite song, “The Wake Up Song,” on my June Muxtape.
- Listen to “Xavia” on Songza.com
- Listen to “You, Me & The Bourgeoisie” on Songza.com
Commentary
Dude. No, seriously…dude.
Last night I downloaded this album for my flight to the east coast. The whole way here—after playing the album over and over agaiy—I was thinking, why haven’t I heard about this band before?! Ryan and Ethan are always talking about new music and is it possible that I might have found something really good that they don’t know about?!
It’s absolutely the best album for this summer and I’ve already put a dent in my iPod hard drive listening to it over and over again. Coldplay’s new album is good but I think the tone is better for the Fall, whereas H.W. needs to be played now.
I stumbled upon their live performance on KCRW. Don’t miss the vidcast of their three song set.
Jared Christensen » 119 days ago #
For reals, y’all. I’d also recommend The Submarines’ debut album, though it is a bit melancholy at times and may be a better winter-turns-to-spring album.
Stefan Hayden » 119 days ago #
I just saw them in concert here in nyc which I highly recommend. The show was amazing.
Luke Dorny » 119 days ago #
Are you serious? “Adorable”?!
Alright.
Just downloaded Honeysuckle Weeks off of eMusic . Sheesh, the pressure.
However, I will resist the pressure to download The Simple Life: Camp Songs that they are featured on despite Greg’s cajoling.
Luke Dorny » 119 days ago #
Yep, also dropped Declare a New State! onto the eMusic Remote.
Thanks for the tip.
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