Dye It Blonde

Smith Westerns
Dye It Blonde

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Release date: 18/Jan/2011
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Sales Rank: #15874 in Mainstream Rock
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Style: Mainstream Rock
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Details / Tracklist: 1.1 Weekend
1.2 Still New
1.3 Imagine, Pt. 3
1.4 All Die Young
1.5 Fallen in Love
1.6 End of the Night
1.7 Only One
1.8 Smile
1.9 Dance Away
1.10 Dye the World
Number of discs: 1
Extra-Infos: Chicago Indie Rock
Description:Dye It Blonde by Smith Westerns, released 18 January 2011, includes the following tracks: "Imagine Pt. 3", "Fallen In Love", "Only One", "Dance Away" and more. This version of Dye It Blonde comes as a 1xCD. - CHICAGO INDIE ROCK
2011 sophomore album from the Alt-Rock outfit. Their self titled "Io-fi" debut, released in 2009, garnered critical acclaim for their youthful and Glam Rock tinged approach to pop music. In 2010, Smith Westerns teamed up with Chris Coady (Yeah Yeah Yeahs, TVOTR, Beach House) to record this second album in a proper studio. The result was a cleaner/higher quality recording of lush, timeless pop songs with emphasis on the guitar virtuosity. Of Led Zeppelin and the arena rock anthems of Oasis.
Producer: Chris Coady
No. of tracks: 10
Manufacturer No.: FAPO1235.2
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Jeff Strowe - 25/Feb/2011 2 of 5 Stars!
For a couple guys a year or so removed from high school, things sure have moved fast. Hot off the heels of their much buzzed-about, low-fi 2009 relea...

Ron Hart - 24/Feb/2011 4 of 5 Stars!
It seemsas though the members of the young, savage Chicago indie-glam outfit SmithWesterns caught a little of the glitter residue that sprinkled off t...

Paul M - 06/Feb/2011 
Back in mid 2009 Chicago’s young quartet the Smith Westerns produced a terrific lo-fi garage debut long player that was a true all-killer / no-filler ...

Jacqueline Smith - 04/Feb/2011 3 of 5 Stars!
Among the plethora of low-fi indie rock releases comes the sophomore album from a young Chicago four-piece who don't seem to take themselves too serio...

Ben Donnelly - 03/Feb/2011 
Smith Westerns? debut was a bunch of three-chord tributes, most successful when it channeled shy-boy jangle, but with gestures toward bolder glam and ...

Corey Beasley - 28/Jan/2011 5 of 5 Stars!
At this point, Smith Westerns has officially become what some listeners might call a “buzz band” (looking your way, Hipster Runoff). The year 2010 was...

Jason P. Woodbury - 22/Jan/2011 4 of 5 Stars!
Smith Westerns waste all of three seconds making Dye It Blonde resolutely clear: the strutting, brash lead guitar that opens "Weekend," after a brief ...

Stacey Pavlick - 19/Jan/2011 4 of 5 Stars!
It's tempting to love the Smith Westerns for no other reason than they're so darn young. Core members Cullen and Cameron Omori and Max Kakacek are all...

Steven Hyden - 18/Jan/2011 5 of 5 Stars!
Mischievously baby-faced Chicago teenagers chewing out carefree rhythms on barbed-wire bubblegum, Smith Westerns battered a collection of glam-rock ea...

David Bevan - 18/Jan/2011 4 of 5 Stars!
Smith Westerns have cleaned up nicely. Just over a year ago, the Chicago foursome were of the strictly "lo-fi" persuasion, stirring up hot, filthy gar...