The Thermals: Top of the pop
Tuesday, February 10th, 2009 | musiX
Like I said, you haven’t heard the last of me doting over the new Thermals album (out April 7 on KRS). A few weeks ago I posted the demo version of the excellent “I Let It Go.” Today the band released the title track to Now We Can See—a shiny, sparkly piece of pure power pop that might be poppier than anything they’ve ever popped out. If you’re not humming along to the chorus after listening, ask a friend to hold a mirror up to your mouth.
“Now We Can See” - The Thermals
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