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The Yum Yums track "Too Goo To Be True" from their Pop Detective
release "Whatever Rhymes With Baby" has been selected to be used in
the upcoming indie comedy film "Coming and Going". The film, starring
Rhys Darby (Flight of the Conchords) and directed by Edoardo Ponti is
due in mid 2010.
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USA Today's Ken Barnes calls The Deadbeat Poets "Notes From the Underground" one of his favorite albums of the year (2007) saying, "garage-rock plus, really exceptional!"
USA Today's Playlist for the week of September 4, 2007 includes:
Ernest T, Deadbeat Poets :
Midwest band featuring a member of power-pop cult heroes Blue Ash creates the perfect, early-Who-echoing (I'm a Boy, most closely) guitar-pop jangler.
Kent Benjamin of Pop Culture Press writes:
"Fans of classic power pop will be thrilled with this new release." "If you think 1966 was the best year for rock music, then this is an essential purchase."
Fred Mills of HARP Magazine writes:
"...gritty but tuneful combo that marries classic power pop to a garage / punk aesthetic that's both contemporary and Nuggets-worthy."
USA Today's Playlist for the week of September 4, 2007 includes:
Ernest T, Deadbeat Poets :
Midwest band featuring a member of power-pop cult heroes Blue Ash creates the perfect, early-Who-echoing (I'm a Boy, most closely) guitar-pop jangler.
Kent Benjamin of Pop Culture Press writes:
"Fans of classic power pop will be thrilled with this new release." "If you think 1966 was the best year for rock music, then this is an essential purchase."
Fred Mills of HARP Magazine writes:
"...gritty but tuneful combo that marries classic power pop to a garage / punk aesthetic that's both contemporary and Nuggets-worthy."
