The band is back with their trademark infectious hooks and impeccable pop sensibilities on this, their first record in five years. From the B-52's party vibe of "Shim Sham" and "Sweet Potato" to the more reflective cool of "Room With A View" and "What You Do" to the full on romp of "Everything" and "One Two" to the seductive vamp of "Fallen Idol", every song is pitch perfect.

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Opening with a thrilling new version of the previously vinyl-only "Ivanka" and the chaotic stop-and-start stomper "Baby," On begins like any other Imperial Teen album. A pop-perfect hybrid of Top 40, punk, glam, and new wave, that one-two power punch could have easily fit on either of the California foursome's first two near masterpieces, 1996's Seasick and 1999's What Is Not to Love. When the band launches into the album's third number, "Sugar," however, even longtime fans    [ read more ]

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Imperial Teen's approach hasn't changed much since 2002's On -- or their debut Seasick, for that matter -- but The Hair the TV the Baby & the Band's kaleidoscopic indie pop finds them fitting into the musical landscape of the late 2000s easily. Kindred spirits such as the New Pornographers and the Brunettes have a similar flair for throwing together '60s pop, bubblegum hooks and harmonies, and slyly subversive, chugging cool descended from the Velvet Underground, but {$Imperial   [ read more ]

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