Moving beyond the picturesque wedding gift love story that was their 2006 debut, The Submarines are back with a more wholesome offering.
Honeysuckle Weeks has the kind of precision production that makes me lust after bands like The Notwist. Catchy melodies repeated and layered Philip Glass-style loops partnered with hand claps and bouncy rhythms make this one album worth playing twice — if not three times in a row.
Favorite tracks include “1940,” “The Wake Up Song” and “Xavia.” Stream a few tracks here.
Honeysuckle Weeks hits stores May 13th on Nettwerk and the group has a headlining tour that’s skipping Minneapolis (the jerks).
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