The return of Playing House

Last year, London’s Playing House released their debut EP, New Haircut, a three-track release of joy. It was utterly brilliant, and two of the tracks from that EP, ‘Grapefruit’ and ‘New Haircut’ made the annual Festive Fifty list here at the end of the year.

So, a year later and the trio present us with their second

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set, another three-track EP entitled Jocelyn. Yet again, it’s another thing of Joy (capital letter intended). It maintains the spirit of that g

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lorious debut EP, and sees a slightly glossier feel,

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which in no way detracts from the sound. This is perhaps due to the increased use of keyboards, much more to the forefront than before.

‘Jelly Legs’ is the first tr

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ack to do the rounds here, and it’s musically more-ish, typical of a band who deserve to be stars. They remain in thrall to the spirit of the eighties, but the end result is a fresh feel. They are awesome live, too – another return to Scotland soon would be much appreciated!

 

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