Mosey Jones: Spinning

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Over in New York sits a group that goes by the name of Mosey Jones and in a few days they’ll release an EP called Spinning. The following are my thoughts on this ‘90s inspired record that’s riddled with wishing for the past done in an indie punk fashion.

For the most part this was a fun record. “Casual Companion” and the play on words of “How The Turntables” were enjoyable romps while “Linda Schuyler” slowed the party down. The music in that one is superb and worth the mention though. The cherry on top comes with “Hello, Again.” It’s here you find that wishful thinking and the most relatable track (well for me anyway). But really, who doesn’t “want love?” Seriously though, if you’re going to take a chance on any of the four tracks – let “Hello, Again” be your introductory course into the world of Mosey Jones.

In four tracks you get a good chunk of indie punk fashioned after the ‘90s, a pinch of serious tones and a track that’s top notch. Not bad for an EP, right? So if the above tickled your fancy then you have to check out Mosey Jones’ Spinning, out June 27.

3 responses to “Mosey Jones: Spinning”

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  2. […] A couple of years ago we got Spinning from you guys, an EP with a want for the past. Is that still the case with your latest release, […]

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