Album Review: One In The Hand by Geezerbird

Album Name: One In The Hand
Artist: Geezerbird
Year/Label: 2006 / Independent

Buy the CD

Review by Anna Maria Stjärnell

Geezerbird are an odd band and I say that in the best sense. Their singer Suzanna calls them a cross between Blondie and the Darkness. Fair enough. They’re all over the map.

Opener “Edge” sounds like Blondie but with meatier guitars.

“Never Turn Your Back On Mother Earth” is a lovely cover of cult band the Sparks song. Suzanna still sounds less feminine than Russell Mael did.

The bands calling card “Geezerbirds” is fun and energetic.

“Right Now” is a glammy stomp that shows off Suzanna’s best vocal.

“Pity” is a slower song and the band do that in an inspired fashion as well.

Geezerbird are a great band all in all.

Posted on October 11, 2006

Track Listing
Listen to track samples
1 Edge
2 Swarm
3 Never Turn Your Back on Mother Earth
4 Geezerbirds
5 Fireworks
6 On the Tiles
7 Do You Feel it Too?
8 Doing Time
9 Right Now
10 Pity
11 Strong Love
12 Looking Out, Looking In

[Geezerbird Official Site]

[wp_campaign_1]

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *