I’ve been hyping Fun since I first got wind of it from my boy Andy Dost. And I’m still riding this bandwagon, because their debut, Aim and Ignite is pure pop bliss.

While I’d be lying if I said there were no weak moments, they are few and far between. You’re met with the kind of bouncy, thoughtful pop music you’d expect from members of Anathallo, The Format and Steel Train — and then some.

Fun – All the Pretty Girls
Fun – At Least I’m Not as Sad (as I Used to Be)

2 Responses to “Fun – Aim and Ignite”

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   On 09/6/09 1:16 AM, mad martigan said:

   i was expecting more of a … actual review of the album…
   but nonetheless, it is quite a ..”fun” record.
   very familiar yet enjoyable and complex.

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   On 09/6/09 10:53 PM, Jamison said:

   I listened to the tracks. They remind me of ELO.

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