Every time we think Maritime we think "Promise Ring." Which isn't bad. Vocalist/guitarist Davey von Bohlen's distinctive, slightly lisped intonations have piloted the choruses (and bridges) of some really great songs ("Red & Blue Jeans," anyone?). Well, Maritime's back with... CONTINUE READING NEW MARITIME VIDEO - "GUNS OF NAVARONE"»
Posted on February 8, 2008 in Video (2 comments)
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Milwaukee indie pop crew Maritime test the waters on LP3 without the aid of founding member Eric Axelson (also formerly of the Dismemberment Plan). In his stead comes bassist Justin Klug, and listening to lead single "Guns Of Navarone," the... CONTINUE READING NEW MARITIME - "GUNS OF NAVARONE"»
Posted on July 19, 2007 in MP3 (7 comments)
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