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- 07/07/2009
Neon Indian "Terminally Chill"
- Words: Patric Fallon
- Label: Lefse
One part Austin and one part Brooklyn, Neon Indian creates lush, psychedelic disco-pop that plays like a teenage Daft Punk writing songs for their first girlfriend. Their wonderfully titled first single, "Terminally Chill," is just a sweet taste of the bedroom ballads to come on their debut LP Psychic Chasms.
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1 comments Terminally Chill
Anonymous (not verified) Wrote
Wed, 07/08/2009 - 09:14
how many crap bands are going to do the neon (insert some sort of indian name here) thing?? weak