by Steve Wichelecki
Chicago's lo-fi sweethearts, Slushy charms the listener with yummy bubblegum pop, a sunny potpourri of garage, surf and '60s rock. The tunes from this stripped-down duo can best be described as having that take-your-best-girl-by-the-hand-and-stroll-down-to-the-ice-cream-parlor-because-it's-Saturday-and-there's-nothing-to-do-but-have-fun sound. Think sunglasses and the beach, record stores and good, cheap food. Think minimal drums keeping time under reverb-laden Fender amps and warm double-tracked vocals. "All The Rad Dudes" is a happy collection of simple songs about simple fun stuff, from having a crush to hanging out with pals and loving The Beatles. See Slushy live Sunday, March 17 at Quenchers with Magic Milk, Options, Cedar Skies and Two Carolines. Get it here.
Chicago's lo-fi sweethearts, Slushy charms the listener with yummy bubblegum pop, a sunny potpourri of garage, surf and '60s rock. The tunes from this stripped-down duo can best be described as having that take-your-best-girl-by-the-hand-and-stroll-down-to-the-ice-cream-parlor-because-it's-Saturday-and-there's-nothing-to-do-but-have-fun sound. Think sunglasses and the beach, record stores and good, cheap food. Think minimal drums keeping time under reverb-laden Fender amps and warm double-tracked vocals. "All The Rad Dudes" is a happy collection of simple songs about simple fun stuff, from having a crush to hanging out with pals and loving The Beatles. See Slushy live Sunday, March 17 at Quenchers with Magic Milk, Options, Cedar Skies and Two Carolines. Get it here.
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