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This Many Boyfriends, the indie pop band that's as irresistible as a fresh cuppa tea on a rainy afternoon.
Their self-titled album is a delightful mix of jangly guitars, infectious hooks, and lyrics that capture the angst and ecstasy of young love.
From the opening track "Young Lovers" to the closing ballad "Maybe We're Just Too Old for This", This Many Boyfriends take us on a whirlwind journey through the trials and tribulations of modern romance.
Lead singer Tom Jenkins' vocals are as smooth as buttered crumpets, with just the right amount of vulnerability and swagger.
The band's tight musicianship and playful arrangements make each track a joy to listen to, whether you're dancing in your bedroom or crying in your pillow.
Standout tracks include the infectious "Tinderella" with its catchy chorus and bouncy rhythms, and the dreamy "Cigarettes and Superstition" which showcases the band's more introspective side.
Overall, This Many Boyfriends' debut album is a charming and infectious listen that will have you singing along in no time.
So grab your headphones, pour yourself a cuppa, and let This Many Boyfriends serenade you through the ups and downs of love.
Cheers!
Their self-titled album is a delightful mix of jangly guitars, infectious hooks, and lyrics that capture the angst and ecstasy of young love.
From the opening track "Young Lovers" to the closing ballad "Maybe We're Just Too Old for This", This Many Boyfriends take us on a whirlwind journey through the trials and tribulations of modern romance.
Lead singer Tom Jenkins' vocals are as smooth as buttered crumpets, with just the right amount of vulnerability and swagger.
The band's tight musicianship and playful arrangements make each track a joy to listen to, whether you're dancing in your bedroom or crying in your pillow.
Standout tracks include the infectious "Tinderella" with its catchy chorus and bouncy rhythms, and the dreamy "Cigarettes and Superstition" which showcases the band's more introspective side.
Overall, This Many Boyfriends' debut album is a charming and infectious listen that will have you singing along in no time.
So grab your headphones, pour yourself a cuppa, and let This Many Boyfriends serenade you through the ups and downs of love.
Cheers!