
Austin's
Sixteen Deluxe were a coed indie quartet with a decent local following, but despite signing to Warner Brothers in the late '90s for their sophomore album
Emits Showers of Sparks, they never translated to a nationwide audience. Their zesty stripe of guitar-pop will appeal to those appreciating the sonic sprawl of Silversun Pickups, with a distortion-inflected wink and a nod to such female fronted alt-rawkers as Magnapop and the Primitives. I believe "To Find What's Waitin' For" was rerecorded for their 2000 album,
Vision Take Me Make Me Never Forsake Me, while the sharp-as-a-tack flipside, "Burning Leaves" is proprietary to this single.
A. To Find What's Waitin' For
B. Burning Leaves
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ReplyDeletedidja know they recently got back together? Played at SXSW, apparently a new album is possible...
ReplyDeleteoh and they have a new record out, called "Year One"
ReplyDeletehttp://www.amazon.com/Year-One/dp/B003BJIB8U/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=dmusic&qid=1273717943&sr=8-1
I heard something about a reunion but had no idea about a new album. Thanks for the update.
ReplyDeletehttp://neverendingcompilation.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeletehey do you happen to have the "Reactive" single, or the Cincos Anos comp?
ReplyDeleteHello again,
ReplyDeletecan you please, also repost, this 7''?
Thank you very much
Stathis