Donna has The Inoculated Canaries calling back to the pop and ska-punk of the late 1990s. With nods to acts as widespread as The Dead Milkmen, The New Radicals and Blur, the band is able to firmly ground their current music in a rich and storied musical tradition. The bit of a bouncy bass / drum dynamic that plays at the bottom of Donna will capture listeners’ attentions, as does the wistful vocals that play at the top of the effort. The Inoculated Canaries are able to come forth with a tremendously cohesive sound, one that gradually grows more insistent as the single continues to play.
We last covered The Inoculated Canaries back in May.
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