Tralala

Ever wonder what would happen in The Donnas' little sisters got into their mothers' Shangri-las and Angels 45s? That would be Tralala. And now that The Donnas are pretty much all growns up, thank god Tralala are on the scene to remind us that teenage heartbreak plus peppy girl harmonies plus three chords equals pure rock 'n' roll. In the last track, they sing "Feels so good, let's do it all over again," which is precisely why you'll keep this one on a loop for the whole summer.

Oh it's a kick. Nice variety, bright songs. As a untrustworthy thirty yr old (crappy at multi-tasking), must say I look forward to Tralala's future and, uh, evolving songwriting. I wanna see them get loose. Meaty. But don't get me wrong: all those voices make crazy pretty. Good for earnest harmony junkies.Strongest: "No Pain" and "No/Yeah"

This is one of the most exciting debut albums I have ever heard!A unique sound for the 21st century, TRALALA's music has a base of retro late 50's - early 60's rock, hip-hopped and jazzed up for today's multi-tasking generation. It's a blast !