http://www.notlame.com/CDBUSYSIGNALS1.htmlThe Busy Signals - s/tThis is not the twee-pop band that released a few albums earlier in the decade. One listen to this rocking album and that was clear. This Busy Signals remind us of The Undertones, X-Ray Spex, The Buzzcocks and The Ramones. Touching on several overlooked styles that have only recently become appreciated, the Busy Signals are an unstoppable explosion of so many great nuances that it will literally make your head spin. With their instantly gratifying buzzing sound firmly rooted in original formula high-energy pop without a side of the feyness usually along for the ride, they have developed an incredible knack for weaving in bass lines and backup vocals that rekindle the magic created by first-wave Belgian punk bands right alongside the refreshing twists of primordial glam. This all comes together to concoct a blend of "real deal" punk so enthralling you`ll be surprised at how bleak your outlook on life was before you were exposed to it, and you`ll quickly realize how passable everything else seems to sound that came before it. Mucho fun for children of the late 70s punk explosion and looking for hooks in the mayhem! <p> <a href="http://audio.notlame.com/sounds07/cdbusysignals102.mp3"><img src="http://www.notlame.com/images/ear.jpg" width="20" border=0 alt="power pop, independent music"></a> <a href="http://audio.notlame.com/sounds07/cdbusysignals102.mp3">Song #1</a> - mp3<p> <a href="http://audio.notlame.com/sounds07/cdbusysignals107.mp3"><img src="http://www.notlame.com/images/ear.jpg" width="20" border=0 alt="power pop, independent music"></a> <a href="http://audio.notlame.com/sounds07/cdbusysignals107.mp3">Song #2</a> - mp3<p> <a href="http://audio.notlame.com/sounds07/cdbusysignals107.mp3"><img src="http://www.notlame.com/images/ear.jpg" width="20" border=0 alt="power pop, independent music"></a> <a href="http://audio.notlame.com/sounds07/cdbusysignals107.mp3">Song #3</a> - mp3http://www.notlame.com/The_Busy_Signals/Page_10/CDBUSYSIGNALS1.html