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| 1. Rocknroll motherfucker |
| 2. Party |
| 3. Come on! |
| 4. Pirate love |
| 5. Running on empty |
| 6. Ladies man |
| 7. Invader ace |
| 8. Little baby |
| 9. Rebekah |
| 10. Mysterex |
| 11. Exit to the city |
| 12. Heartbreaker |
Review Already signed to Flying Nun Records in their native New Zealand, they're the latest addition to Infectious Records here in the UK. Infectious released their first single, "Rock 'n' roll Motherf*cker" in March on 7" only to rave reviews, but understandably, little radio airplay. A single which,according to the band, was a statement of intent leading to an entire album of songs about parties and girls.
Hailing from North Shore, Auckland, The D4 formed a mere three years ago by guitar/vocalists Dion and Jimmy, joined last year by Vaughn on bass and most recently Beaver on drums.
A high energy powerblast through twelve rock 'n' roll tunes taken straight from the textbook of stomping guitar riffs, rasping love-lorn, partied-out vocals and over-the-counter chord progressions, theD4 have produced a feel-good clean-cut Happy Days album that's musically formulaic but hey, it works. Their second single from the album, "Party", affirms their goodtime manifesto and allegiance to the rock 'n' roll paradigm. Their back to basics sound is not what you'd call original; there's plenty of New York bands plying their trade with similartunes at the moment. However,The D4 manage to reinvigorate the genre by virtue of their passion for the music and their willingness to take the mickey out of it at the same time.
Whilst you may not find anything to move the earth here, you'll certainly be able to move your body in wanton abandonment and, sometimes, that's all you need. --Jules Willis
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