Delicate and unrefined, jangling all the way, the Hairs resemble Flying Nun bands of three decades ago rather than the current crop scattered through their home-base of Brooklyn. The musical composition is straight-forward and fetching: crunchy drums and hissing organ tones lay the ground work while the guitar and male/female vocals take the forefront. “Picasso vs. Frankenstein” might not be about the two famous characters, but more about how the Kiwis handed down a recipe for uncomplicated musical enjoyment.
The Hairs – Picasso v. Frankenstein
The Hairs have a four-song 7″ out now on Magic Marker Records.
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