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Features
By Jennifer Kelly
A love of gospel, Tropicalia, and exuberant vocal choruses unites the four members of Bodies of Water, an L.A.-based quartet whose debut full-length is like a musical comedy soundtrack exposed to radiation. [8 August 2007]
Reviews
By Matthew Fiander
This is outside music, music to be set on a porch and blasted into the expanse of land around it, music that cannot be contained. [22 July 2008]
By Kevin Pearson
As a musical entity, Bodies of Water don’t sound like anyone else. They are known to mine Ennio Morricone’s western riffs, tip a hat to Tropicalia, and borrow as much from old gospel groups as they do from today’s current music scene. [25 April 2008]
By Michael Keefe
From indie folk-pop underpinnings to Polyphonic Spree-like grandiosity, the debut full-length from this L.A. girl-boy band is definitely on the right track. [25 July 2007]
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