25 May 2013
Foamy Ed - A Moments Need EP Review
30 Nov -0001 // A review by Shade
What do you think when you hear 'all girl band'? Is it the Spice Girls, All Saints or Sugababes that comes to mind? If so, you may also feel that every all girl band out there are manufactured and designed for that tenny-bopper sound we have all become so familiar with.
Foamy Ed prove that this is not always the case, with this, their second EP, A Moments Need.
Foamy Ed may be an all girl band, but that is where the similarities ends. With hard hitting performances from a live band, and live vocals, this is one all girl band that is 100% non-manufactured. Foamy Ed is an all girl band showing everyone out there that females can create that pop-punk sound for themselves.
Recorded by Paul Mathews of Blindspott fame, this highly anticipated EP is guaranteed to satisfy even the most critical of pop-punk lovers.
Shade
muzic.net.nz
What do you think when you hear 'all girl band'? Is it the Spice Girls, All Saints or Sugababes that comes to mind? If so, you may also feel that every all girl band out there are manufactured and designed for that tenny-bopper sound we have all become so familiar with.Foamy Ed prove that this is not always the case, with this, their second EP, A Moments Need.
Foamy Ed may be an all girl band, but that is where the similarities ends. With hard hitting performances from a live band, and live vocals, this is one all girl band that is 100% non-manufactured. Foamy Ed is an all girl band showing everyone out there that females can create that pop-punk sound for themselves.
Recorded by Paul Mathews of Blindspott fame, this highly anticipated EP is guaranteed to satisfy even the most critical of pop-punk lovers.
Shade
muzic.net.nz
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About Foamy Ed
Foamy Ed have toured both the North and South Island relentlessly, playing with a wide variety of bands at a number of various venues.
The band recently released their highly anticipated EP 'A Moments Need', which is a well-developed progression from their debut EP 'Go Where U Know'. Their songs are catchy & powerful with a definite hard edge, and they have an energetic stage presence not to be missed. Foamy Ed have risen to become one of the highest-profile genre bands in NZ and continue to expand their fan base nationwide.
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