Fountains Of Wayne PR 2009

A couple weeks back NPR did a story on New Jersey’s Passaic River. It is, as one author in the story calls it, a “toilet” river that residents won’t eat seafood from. Other people are scared to touch the water. You know, typical Jersey stuff. Fountains Of Wayne (who are named for a store in Wayne, New Jersey) decided to supplement the NPR story and honor the Passaic with its own song. It’s a dignified and kind tribute to what sounds like a pretty terrible river.

They put “Song Of The Passaic” on their website for download, meanwhile, the band has completed their next, still-untitled album. They are currently unsigned, so no word yet on when it’ll be released.

Comments (2)
  1. And if they ever get back to Hackensack (New Jersey), I’ll be seeing them

  2. The melody is extraordinary.

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