With their fourth album, Now We Can See, coming out in a couple months, The Thermals have released the title track from said record into the world. "Now We Can See" appears to be a bit of a departure from the band's usual sound- a sort-of hard hitting sophisticated punk that's yelling at you, rather than singing (in a good way, of course). The new sound lacks the rough nature that fans have grown accustomed to, and instead, embraces a more subdued sound that resembles a mix of a Strokes cover band and radio-friendly hippie rock. Still, lead singer Hutch Harris preaches away above the catchy background. After a few more listens, I suppose I'll make my final judgement. Until then, enjoy the track below, courtesy of Stereogum. Now We Can See is out April 7th, via Kill Rock Stars.2.10.2009
New Thermals, "Now We Can See"
With their fourth album, Now We Can See, coming out in a couple months, The Thermals have released the title track from said record into the world. "Now We Can See" appears to be a bit of a departure from the band's usual sound- a sort-of hard hitting sophisticated punk that's yelling at you, rather than singing (in a good way, of course). The new sound lacks the rough nature that fans have grown accustomed to, and instead, embraces a more subdued sound that resembles a mix of a Strokes cover band and radio-friendly hippie rock. Still, lead singer Hutch Harris preaches away above the catchy background. After a few more listens, I suppose I'll make my final judgement. Until then, enjoy the track below, courtesy of Stereogum. Now We Can See is out April 7th, via Kill Rock Stars.
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