little champions have recorded a great collection of songs, a sample of their multifaceted talents, combining dead-on melodies, pop hooks, and raw energy. Their debut album, pillow, was in the 1999 top ten list of the Seattle Weekly's Metro Gnome. "I'm hearing everyone from the Who to Sleater-Kinney in the amiably mop-topping, way-post-punk Little Champions. The Seattle band mines a vein of the Northwestern rock tradition that the blundering big-money prospectors of the grunge rush missed: ramshackle p...   [ read more ]

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little champions have recorded a great collection of songs, a sample of their multifaceted talents, combining dead-on melodies, pop hooks, and raw energy. Their debut album, pillow, was in the 1999 top ten list of the Seattle Weekly's Metro Gnome. "I'm hearing everyone from the Who to Sleater-Kinney in the amiably mop-topping, way-post-punk Little Champions. The Seattle band mines a vein of the Northwestern rock tradition that the blundering big-money prospectors of the grunge rush missed: ramshackle p...   [ read more ]

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RESTOCK. "The fine folks at Barsuk Records can celebrate another conquest with this fine specimen of sheer euphonious ecstasy. On its second full-length album (following 1999's Pillow), Little Champions execute a twisted amalgam of jerky neo-mod and weirdo pop ala Death Cab for Cutie or Quasi, with a dash of Sleater-Kinney thrown in for good measure. Constantly swinging moods from loud and relentlessly driving to quiet and whimsically reflective, the band thankfully has a gift for continuity. Where others ...   [ read more ]

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