During Joey, The Bobbleheads are able to craft a taut collection of guitars, drums, and soulful vocals in a package that will have fans fondly remembering the college / alternative rock of the mid-1990s. The guitar / vocal dynamic established during Joey calls back a bit further to the pop-rock of the mid-1960s. Taken together, these unique elements bode well for The Bobbleheads. Joey shines because the band is able to keep fans guessing from stem to stern. With some of the catchiest all-in vocals this side of peak Boston, Joey will have fans tapping their feet for weeks after one’s first experience.
Kim, another NeuFutur staffer, checked out The Bobbleheads back in March.
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