The first thing that strikes you is the rhythm. The Gossip have been making punks dance since they debuted five years ago, long before dance punk existed. Soulful and jagged, you can hear everything from Dischord to Motown. The vocals resonate with the confidence of the lyrics, asking people to hold on just a little bit longer, reassuring youth that there are others out there, and spitting in the face of all who say otherwise. Their third album was recorded by Guy Picciotto (Fugazi). This is the sound of a...   [ read more ]

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When 22-year-old Beth Ditto soul-croons, "Well honey honey, honey, honey /I could be so good to you baby," you want her to -- badly. The Gossip's second full-length outing, Movement, transcends elementary roots-riot-garage, injects it with a hefty helpin' of Arkansas-bred gospel, and filters it backwards through Gories and Pussy Galore territory with a new, more pervasively unapologetic confidence. The band has grown new wings and given loft to some of their more expressive experimentalist leanings and put...   [ read more ]

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Insound LP+MP3! Purchase the vinyl format of That's Not What I Heard and you'll receive a link to download the MP3s for free immediately after check-out! VINYL FORMAT. Beth (vox), Kathi (drums) and Nathan (guitar) -- have their hip-thrustin', hand-clappin', and riff-rockin' sass is so down pat it's as if they've been fine-tuning their performance for years. THE GOSSIP have no trouble talking the talk *and* walking the walk as they tell it like it is.

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