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Let's stick to the facts.
The four guys all look quite young. That's the astonishing thing about KILROY.
The band plays a mix of mod, garage, and soul that seems to come fresh from the 60s. KILROY is different from many of their bandmates who make similar music. Trash is far from the band. Clean, almost delicate, the melodies come through. The Beatles are not far away, and yet The Beatles were never as fresh as KILROY sounds. This is not meant to be blasphemy, but simply to show that KILROY has managed to rescue the sound that could be heard on every street corner in the 60s into modern times. The recording is superb. The vocals, both lead and background, could not be better. The organ is not only played cleanly in KILROY, but it also gives the songs important accents. From these ingredients, KILROY cooks up a little soup consisting of 12 songs, each a gem and a tribute to the 60s. The fact that the band has already been touring all over Europe shows that there is still something possible in the underground. KILROY is a band that can become very big. A fantastic debut album.
Label: Freak me Out Frank Record Company
Distribution: Soundflat
