andale!

¡andale! Pronounced: on-duh-lay Definition: 1. (noun) An Indie rock/quasi pop band from Salt Lake City, UT 2. (noun) A group of four individuals who make music, two of which have no idea how to make music but manage to anyway. 3. (noun) Memorie Morrison- vocals/guitar/aquarius Josh Dickson- drums/ virgo Natasha Sebring- bass/cancer Mike Sasich- lead guitar/aquarius 4. (noun) Your favorite bands favorite band 5. (adjective) ugly pretty, pretty ugly 6. (adjective) stuck in your head Translation: (spanish) “lets go” or “hurry up” Sounds like: A 5 year old genius finger painting historical fiction. Used in the same context as: The Cars, The Pretenders, The Stooges, The Pixies Origin: ¡andale! is the manifestation of boredom and desire. references: Maybe they can’t go out in daylight either How elusive is SLC indie-rock outfit ¡andale!? Very. We still love’ em, though- there’s no denying the aural-magnetic pull of tunes like “eventually,” “black is bad,” “unforgiving sky” (check out Myspace.com/onduhlay) and the SLUG: Death by Salt II track “hit the ground” (thus far, ¡andale!’s only official release), and we scour the club listings anxiously for one of their rarer-than-bigfoot-sightings gigs. Call us suckers for girls with guitars, but when (or if) you hear ¡andale!’s efortless harmonies and sultry chording you’ll be a believer, too. Bill Frost Thirty things we like about local music right now Salt Lake City Weekly Feb. 15 2007Andale! Self-Titled Pseudo Recordings Street: 06.07 Andale! = Yeah Yeah Yeahs + Pretty Girls Make Graves + The Wolfs After years of teasing and torturing with a single-track acting as the only officially released material, Andale! have finally released a full-length album. Although the wait was long, the self-titled album lives up to the precedent set by "Hit the Ground," the track featured on DBS II. The album opens with the infectious and hard-hitting "Walk Away" and only gets better from there. The chuggy guitars and laughable lyrics featured on "Fucking Tourettes" lead quite nicely into the mellow verses and addictive chorus of "I Liked You Better When." Two of my favorite tracks were "Unforgiving Sky" and "Messed Up," but really any way you add it up all 10 tracks on this album are delicious. Bravo, Andale! Jeanette Moses Slug Magazine local c.d. review aug. 2008