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| Idolator
(http://idolator.com/)
"The New York-area duo Boy/Girl is a guitar/drums outfit
that's all about contradictions--they're straightforward but spazzy,
messy but stripped-down." |
| The
Deli Magazine (http://www.thedelimagazine.com) "...unexpected
patterns across the complete span of the drum kit to give this two
piece a head-scratching appeal that alternately challenges and charms
in a tense exchange with the listener." |
| 4casey4music
- Listening Room (http://milkmilk-lemonade.blogspot.com)
"It seems the indie rock Friday we've been
trying to keep afloat lives to see another week...and in a big big
way. Today's featured duo are an incredible exercise in both reckless
noise rock and minimal needs where bells and whistles are concerned.
Plenty of you might make an obvious initial comparison to a certain
Jon Spencer project (minus the cheesy ego), just as I first did. That
might be a result of them using the same Manhattan practice basement
many of Spencer's previous bands and related artists inhabited at
one time or another. That likeness quickly faded as the vocals kicked
me in the stomach" |
| 3HivePick
(http://www.3hive.com/) "The straddling-the-line-between-lo-and-no-fi
fuzzed-out blues-inspired duo-rock of Boy/Girl interprets what the
JSBX would have been like on downers." |
| City
Belt - Day Job (http://citybelt.typepad.com) "I
often find two-pieces lacking in a fullness of sound. Of course, sometimes
this works to a band's advantage, if it fits the music well. Such
is the case with boy/girl, made up of Brooklyn's Eric Stiner (boy)
and Jersey City's Lisa Cusack (girl). The word "spazz" or "spazzy"
seems to get thrown around a lot when talking about them, but I don't
really get full-on "spazzocity" or "spazzmasms" from them -- instead
I feel dysfunction, but in a good way. So there you have it: dysfunction
rock." |
|
Blowup Radio Concert Pick (http://blowupradio.tripod.com/concertpicks.html
) "Boy/Girl add a jolt of refreshingly
off-kilter No Wave spazzosity" |
| Pashtastic
(LIVE REVIEW)
http://pashtastic.blogspot.com "You
really need to see them in person to see how incredibly they improvise
together, and how technical and artistic their instrumentation is." |