Review: The Sidekicks - So Long, Soggy Dog
Posted on 20 March 2008 | No Comments
I’ll always be a fan of even the most standard issue rough-edged pop-punk I come across and So Long, Soggy Dog from The Sidekicks is no exception. Sure, these youngsters from Ohio throw in a bit of an Americana/roots vibe, but let’s call it what it really is. Honestly (though) I’m really surprised that a Google search on this record didn’t bring up more than about 5 results. Why is no one giving The Sidekicks any love? So Long, Soggy Dog is driving, brash and reminiscent of (perhaps) Banner Pilot, The Loved Ones, or The Gaslight Anthem. It really is amazing that kids who can’t even drink yet could make a record this awesome, or is it? Maybe not since this sounds what nights spent driving from town to town sounds like. Maybe exuberance like this could only be captured by kids from suburban Cleveland. Either way, you can pick up So Long, Soggy Dog from Red Scare Industries.
MP3 | The Sidekicks – Team Volcano So Long, Soggy Dog
MP3 | The Sidekicks – Go! Go! Go! Green! Green! Green! So Long, Soggy Dog
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