Genre : Noise, Rock, Shoegaze, Experimental
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Tracklist :
1. I Know Nothing's All Right
2. I'll Be Your Whore
3. Obviously
4. Bottom Of The Lake
5. No Tempo
6. Black Buggy
7. Sometimes At Night
8. KGB
9. White Light, Dark Sheets
10. Alleys In Whitechapel
"Boo And Boo Too have nailed down that manic brand of New York claustrophobia last achieved in the Walkmen’s debut—except they’re from Lawrence, Kansas." - www.paperthinwalls.com
"[Boo and Boo Too] rock like they’ve spent the last five years trapped in a van on tour with Pavement, My Bloody Valentine and Sonic Youth. They squelch and squall guitar feedback like it was a fourth, unnamed member whose sole purpose was to remind everyone what indie rock used to be like, and on that count they deliver." - www.strandedinstereo.com
"Like a perky bastard child of The Walkmen and Sonic Youth on Red Bull, the band batter their instruments into submission. Noise and feedback have rarely been played with such poppy purpose." - www.besttuna.blogspot.com
"Boo and Boo Too is a thrift store for sound, for sure. Yeah, yeah: punk-pop squawk uneasily buttressed by f(r)actious guitar noise, chaos contained by a thin membrane of control and a tiny salute to no wave. But also that elusive, near-impossible to articulate quality -- charisma." - www.shakeyourfist.blogspot.com
"Unwitting anglophiles, this Kansas band take all the best bits of early Wire and Wedding Present, and wrap them up in a neat little bundle of more modern references like Liars and Broken Social Scene." - www.subba-cultcha.com
"Easily the most exciting EP release I heard this year, Ian and I haven't stopped talking about Boo and Boo Too since we heard this. It's really addictive loud and noisy rock, in the vein of your favorite feedback filled Sonic Youth songs." - www.omahype.com
"Sludgy, dreamy, new wave influenced wall of sound pop..." - www.toddpnyc.com
"Boo and Boo Too plays an impassioned, timeless sort of emo-punk. The Lawrence, KS, band's yearning vocals and wistful guitars make us nostalgic for those indie-rock mix-tapes we used to put together in high school." - Time Out New York
[me]Thx to sir Mayo @ IP ;)
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