Suzie Kerstgens, Tom Deininger and Sten Servaes make up the German band Klee, and they sneaked over stateside nearly unnoticed last month with their album Honeysuckle. The first single, and possibly the only track worth listening to on the entire album from what I’ve read, Gold became a smash over in their homeland in 2005, so they thought they would test the waters here. Even though I’ve posted the original German version, it’s still easy to tell why it was so popular there. It has a catchy beat and a bass line that has been compared to Blue Monday and You Spin Me Round (Like A Record). Who cares what she's saying, it's pure ear candy if you ask me.
Tuesday, August 22, 2006
Put Your Records On 06.02
Suzie Kerstgens, Tom Deininger and Sten Servaes make up the German band Klee, and they sneaked over stateside nearly unnoticed last month with their album Honeysuckle. The first single, and possibly the only track worth listening to on the entire album from what I’ve read, Gold became a smash over in their homeland in 2005, so they thought they would test the waters here. Even though I’ve posted the original German version, it’s still easy to tell why it was so popular there. It has a catchy beat and a bass line that has been compared to Blue Monday and You Spin Me Round (Like A Record). Who cares what she's saying, it's pure ear candy if you ask me.
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