Screaming Females, Singles (2010) Don Giovanni Records
Screaming Females' Singles collection is a 6-song EP comprised of songs from their 7-inch releases released over the past 3 years. The songs showcase the band's slower, jammy, sometimes bluesy, always groovy rock 'n roll sound. It also includes the band's cover of Neil Young's "Cortez the Killer." The songs are ordered from oldest to most recent, so you can the evolution of a band playing jammy songs to more rockin' ones. "No Being Disgusting" is the first appearance where Paternoster screams. This song is where Screaming Females shine, with a good dancey groove, screams, and guitar shredding. The catchy "Pretty Ok" also highlights a similar sound with a catchy hook that is kept in order by Dougherty's drumming and the fine bass lines of Mike. Lastly, it's"I Do" originally from the Jeff: the Brotherhood split. Do I dig this album? You bet I do.
Screaming Females is Marissa Paternoster on guitar and vocals,
King Mike on bass, and Jarrett Dougherty on drums.
(Photo Credit: Eddie Austin)
Singles is out Feb. 9, 2010.
Singles
Tracklisting:
01. Arm Over Arm
02. Zoo of Death
03. Cortez the Killer
04. No Being Disguisting
05. Pretty Ok
06. I Do
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