Independent Reviews of The Farmhands debut album

Mike Kaufmann of Asthmatic Kitty writes that "American League/National League is my favorite epic double album featuring 1 song for each of Major League Baseball's 30 teams."

“What you need to know is that they make loose indie rock with discernible Pixies, Beck, and They Might Be Giants influences. The album traverses multiple genres, even a successful send-up on '90s hip-hop. The double record, American League/National League,is really quite an effort, way too smart and full of catchy stuff, at turns gratifyingly or frustratingly lo-fi.”
—Jay Breitling, World of Sound, contributing editor

“The impressive release runs the gamut of musical stylings, but ultimately skews toward the halcyon days of lo-fi indie rock. No runs, all hits, no errors.”
–Randy Kim, hifiny & joonr

LINKS

--for farmhands in the blogosphere try myspace.com/thefarmhands

--for the home of superior baseball music and talk podcasters try baseballgeeks.com

Reviewers' links:
[for Mike Kaufmann at Asthmatic Kitty Records,
home of Liz Janes and Sufjan Stephens click here]
[for Jay Breitling's music review site, click here]
[to link to Randy Kim's music site click here]