Call & Response
With their combination of electronic pop and sixties sunshine pop/rock, Call and Response's cheerful harmonies and good-time fun reflect the happier side of their native California. Added to their influences of The Cardigans, Stereolab and Weezer, Call and Response's junction of dual male/ female vocal exchanges are featured on their first single "Rollerskate," which was released on Shelflife Records in January of 2000. The self-titled debut followed on Kindercore a year later. Winds Take No Shape marked the band's first release for Badman in 2004. ~ Mike DaRonco, All Music Guide
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| track name | plays | | downloads | |
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| Tiger Teeth | 22 | 2 | preview preview |
| Connection | 9 | 0 | preview preview |
| Nervous Wreck | 70 | 385 | preview preview |
| Silhouette | 96 | 616 | preview preview |
| Eclipse | 1 | 3 | preview preview |
albums
The six songs on Call & Response's Tiger Teeth EP were cut as demos for Emperor Norton in 2002. The group never got a response from the label and when their contract with them ran out, the band...
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| recent albums | date | score | reviews |
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| Winds Take No Shape | 2004 | n/a | 0 |
| Call and Response - EMPEROR NORTON | 2001 | n/a | 0 |
Recent User Reviews
Call & Response has a good song but I still think is better, I also thought it was a bit too slow but still its a good song all in all
FULL REVIEWposted Apr 15, 2006
latest Call & Response news and features
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Tricky things EPs.
Reviews - external | Jan 27, 2005
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First, let me state that I personally feel that naming...
Reviews - external | Sep 17, 2004
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Call & Response In-Studio Performance
Article - external | Aug 27, 2004
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Stylus Magazine.com, August 11, 2004
Reviews - external | Aug 11, 2004
