Good Weekend

Good Weekend is the sound of pure, unadulterated enthusiasm filtered through the lens of mid-2000s British indie rock. It is a track that rejects the typical cool detachment of the genre in favor of a frantic, wide-eyed honesty. Eddie Argos doesn't so much sing as he does report, delivering his lyrics with the breathless excitement of a teenager who just had the best forty-eight hours of his life. The guitars are sharp and angular, nodding to post-punk legends like Wire or The Fall, but the spirit is entirely celebratory.

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