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You’re unlikely to find a more exuberant band than Glaswegian ‘fight-pop’ sextet Dananananaykroyd. Granted, their name is terrible, but once you’ve got it down (there are four ‘n’s, two ‘y’s) it’s a perfect match for lunatic guitar workouts that burst songs at the seam, vocal hups ‘n yelps adding to the sense of bright-eyed delirium. Another version of "Chrome Rainbow" occupied the b-side of last year’s stunning "Pink Sabbath", which was named single of the week by the likes of NME and Artrocker upon release, but this version was recorded while the group were in the studio committing their debut album to tape. Hey Everyone! will arrive on April 6th through Best Before Records - it’s a miracle, frankly, that they’ve managed to restrain themselves for that long.
Sounds Like: Johnny Foreigner, Shitdisco, Blood Brothers
Dananananaykroyd - Chrome Rainbow
Dananananaykroyd’s RCRD LBL Page
Dananananaykroyd’s Austin Schedule:
3/18 - ASCAP @ Dirty Dog Bar (11.30pm)
3/18 - British Party @ Latitude 30
3/19 - Relentless Day Party @ Dirty Dog Bar
3/20 - Scottish Arts Council @ La Zona Rosa (5.30pm)
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