Wednesday, 19 September 2007Tiger Force - Hey Yo square eyes on Marquis Cha Cha records Hey Yo Square Eyes / Darth Bruckheimer 500 copies - handmade sleeve Marquis Cha Cha Hey Yo Square Eyes has all the elements of possibility... there's over modulated toy drum machines, static beeps, and the attitude. I have trouble believing this is just two people Andy Force and Helen Tiger. They are interrupting each other fighting for the mic like the next test icicles. In other tracks they combine this garage radio shack electronics kit experiment gone wrong, (or right depending on what side of the speakers you're on) with a kind of world music aesthetic grabbing whatever passes their fancy and strangling it with a 1/4" cable choke chain. I can't be sure but there could even be other languages involved. There's only 500, and handmade at that, I'm a sucker for that personal touch, you can almost picture them sitting on the livingroom floor cutting out polaroids. This is music by lunatic Saturday morning cartoon committee. I actually thought the equalizer on myspace might be accurately reflecting these frequencies for once. Tiger force tracks are going to be remixed everywhere, taking the dirt and distortion out of the grooves and replacing it with bass heavy dance boredom. Don't do it, put on this frantic 2 minute freak out and watch the dance floor clear out. The label says: Hey Yo Square Eyes is the second single to be taken from the debut mini album 'A Wasp In A Jar' by Tiger Force. A band that have devotees in rock, dance and indie circles brings this quick, candid and energetic follow-up single to you. Recently the band have had two of their songs featured on the latest 'Bugs In The Attic' Compilation as well as the new compilation 'Neon Nights' dedicated to dance-rock out on DMC. Labels: Marquis Cha Cha, Tiger Force
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