Review: Voxtrot - Raised By Wolves EP (or) the end is just the end

Posted on 15 January 2006 | 3 Comments

Filed Under: Album Reviews, Indie Rock

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Well folks, its finally over. The only thing that console me after watching the Bears defense get shredded like swiss cheese by the Carolina Panthers is knowing that the Steelers (my wife’s team) are still in it. Another thing that is consoling me right now is the Voxtrot EP Raised By Wolves.

I know I’m a little late with this one and that I’m probably the last music blogger on the face of the earth to post about Voxtrot, but this quintet from Austin, TX is just too good to ignore. Their decidedly un-Texas britpop sounds very similar at times to groups like The Beatles, The Smiths, Belle & Sebastian, and even Interpol. It is near-perfect danceable sunshine twee pop that is the cure-all to wash your sorrows away. Voxtrot also has a new EP entitled Sisters, Daughters & Wives due out on April 4th. Oh, if Morrissey hears this EP he’ll be jealous.

MP3 | Voxtrot – Raised By Wolves Raised By Wolves EP
MP3 | Voxtrot – Missing Pieces Raised By Wolves EP

Comments

1 marathonpacks - 1039 days ago I nearly slit my wrists after my Colts blew it for the umpteenth straight time. It was a little Centro-Matic that got me out of the bathtub.

2 gone - 1038 days ago Go Steelers! Sorry Marathon.

3 K. - 1038 days ago Thanks for the link Eric. I am still crying about the Bears. Might have to call in to work tomorrow and say I need Tuesday to cry as well.