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Bon Voyage
The Right Amount CD - Tooth & Nail
If you’re looking for light and innocent indie rock, don’t
say goodbye to Bon Voyage. Okay, that sentence was lame. But
seriously, the second release from this gentle and sweet group
is gorgeous. A supergroup of sorts, as well as a family affair,
Bon Voyage is a quintessential, female-fronted indie band. Starflyer59’s
Jason Martin joins his wife, Julie, and brother, Ronnie (of
synth-pop marvels Joy Electric, also on Tooth & Nail), for
the correct dosage of slighty syrupy, slighty electro pop. As
a result of the collaboration, Bon Voyage’s follow-up
to their self-titled 1998 debut at times sounds like a fusion
of Starflyer59 and Joy Electric, taking the dreamy rock chords
of the former, and the cheery synthesizers of the latter. But
they branch out a little to resemble Mojave 3 (“All The
Traps”) and the Ocean Blue (“The Telephone”).
Though it’s only thirty minutes, The Right Amount
is right on target. (Kenyon Hopkin)
www.toothandnail.com
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