The Sirens, The Sirens - 33m 19s

Tracks & Durations

1. I'm blue	2:59
2. Push	2:56
3. Ain't gonna cry no more	3:16
4. Don't slander me	2:05
5. Gudbuy T'Jane	2:59
6. Destroy that boy	3:03
7. Glycerine queen	2:06
8. Diversion	3:28
9. I'm Leaving you	1:57
10. Chez maximes	2:12
11. I've got to use my imagination	2:56
12. I didn't know I loved you (till I saw you rock and roll)	3:16

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Review

The bulk of this debut was recorded in a 48 hour frenzy at Tarbox Studios by Michael Ivins of the Flaming Lips. Taking his cue from a description of their sound as some where between the Shangrilas and Black Sabbath, Ivins perfectly captures the lethal combination of loud fuzz guitars and serious singing that sets these girls apart from the usual Detroit Garage Sound. Of course, a rock record from Detroit wouldnt be complete without Ghetto Recorders. This record is truly graced by 3 glam-basted, Jim Diamond produced tracks, including a cover courtesy of the little known in the states, pre NY Dolls British rock kings (queens?), The Hollywood Brats. Speaking of covers- The Sirens unapologetically mine the endless supply of nuggets that inspire them- The offerings on this record run the full gamut of their flawless taste from Roky Erickson to Suzi Quatro, the Equals to Timi Yuro. While firmly rooted in 70s Glam, the girls defiantly place no restrictions on their musical horizons.

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