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Review: Single - The Dodos – Red & Purple
10:54am Monday 14th July 2008
A chirpy debut UK release from a San Franciscan psych-folk duo – featuring what might be child's toy instrument as the musical hook.
The Dodos sounds like a full band of percussionists and multi-instrumentalists, rather than a duo, as the clattering energy of the rhythm section relentlessly drives on an otherwise simple folk-pop melody.
Quirky, catchy and quite special.
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