Sam McGarrigle cites early Nirvana and Loser-era Beck as influences on Gross Magic’s forthcoming EP Teen Jamz. The Brighton-based artist’s debt to grunge is especially apparent on the breezy “Sweetest Touch.” Grab it below.
Teen Jamz is out digitally and on purple vinyl 8/3 via The Sounds Of Sweet Nothing.
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I guess I’m just not all that impressed that what’s already been done has been done again… but maybe that’s all music is, in the end. Maybe I’d like it more if this wasn’t the look and feel of me being 13.
Been done again? Oh, you mean the song is excecuted in the style of an existing genre? I have never understood that criticism. Very little music reinvents the wheel, and how much music that does is actually good? I’d much rather listen to this than the latest soulless electronic bullcrap that is supposedly “pushing the envelope.”