This
is a split cassette of covers, and each band gets four songs per side, though
the last song by each band is a cover of the other’s song. Confused?
I hope not, as it is all laid out on the Bandcamp page for you.
As
Ondas begins this, not that it really matters because it’s just a matter of
which way it was rewound. They have
this power garage rock sound that falls someone between Kill Bill, Mystic
Spiral and dream punk. Yeah, if dream
punk isn’t a genre yet I’m totally making it one—though it’s only partially
what As Ondas is.
The last song they do is a cover of a Witching
Waves song called “Barber” and it reminds me a lot (At least storywise) of a
song by Ghost Wolves, which was once explained to me in the comments section by
their singer. The cover you’ll
probably most recognize is “No One Wants An Alien”, originally by The Wipers,
and they just flat out rock it.
Witching
Waves takes a somewhat different approach to their covers. They have that sound of Joan Jetter, Brit
Punk and even TSOL, but what’s interesting as well as their choices of songs to
cover. Amongst them is Kanye West,
which is someone I know by name and sometimes by song but in this particular
instance, no, I’m not familiar with the song they chose to cover.
They also do a smashing rendition of “Satisfaction”,
which seems like a popular song to cover though I only can think right now of
it being covered by Britney Spears on a broad level. And yeah, if you don’t know the Rolling
Stones your amount of help needed is beyond my reach.
So
two rocking bands, rocking covers and now I only want to hear more and more of
them, so look for future reviews of them here as I’m going to begin listening
to anything and everything I can by them.
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