Harlem – South of France
The Black Lips, The Walkmen, Eat Skull, The Kills, Electric Tickle Machine, The White Stripes, I’m starting to wonder if my lo-fi obsession will ever fade. Harlem, a band a discovered about a year ago is one of my favorites in the genre. Hailing from Austin, Texas they’ve garnered many comparisons to the aforementioned but as usual just because it’s lo-fi doesn’t mean its the same. South of France is among the noteworthy tracks from their Free Drugs LP, I’ll be posting a few more. I can’t really make out most of the lyrics but its something about partying with tanned topless girls on the beach, taking drugs and drunken cabs with strangers – things all very dear to me. I’m headed to a small island 30 miles south of Cape Cod next week and this is how we set the mood, enjoy.
Related posts:
- Friendly Fires – Skeleton Boy (Air France Remix)
- The Velvet Underground – I’m Waiting For The Man
- The Persuaders – Trying Girls Out
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