“Eating Fish In Hamburger Heaven” by The Little Hands of Asphalt
The Little Hands of Asphalt is the sideproject of Sjur Lyseid, the singer in the Norwegian indie-pop band Monzano. I don’t know who that is either, but if they’re half as good as this album, I’ll certainly give them some space in my ear-holes.
Sounding like Conor Oberst and Elliott Smith, Lyseid sings literate lyrics over sometimes countrified, sometimes Springstein-ified, sometimes upbeat, sometimes downbeat, always enjoyable pop-folk.
So open up your ear-holes, loop up your laces and dance along to “Eating Fish in Hamburger Heaven” by The Little Hands of Asphalt off their March 2009 album, Leap Years.
BONUS FREE MUSIC
As an added feature, you can download TLHOA’s EP Spit Back at the Rain. Released as a free teaser just weeks before Leap Years hit stores, Spit Back at the Rain contains five songs that didn’t make the Leap Years cut, but IMHO deserve to be heard.
Get it HERE.
