Beets, The - Spit On The Face Of People Who Dont Want To Be Cool

Review by Mary Ellen Barton

Spit On The Face Of People Who Don't Want To Be Cool is an album by the indie rock band The Beets. The album consists of 14 tracks and was released in 2011. The album is a mix of garage rock, punk, and lo-fi pop, and showcases the band's raw and energetic sound.

The album starts off with the upbeat and catchy "Doing As I Do," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The Beets' signature sound is evident throughout the album, with its lo-fi production and catchy hooks. The songs are short and to the point, with most of them clocking in at under two minutes.

The album's title track, "Spit On The Face Of People Who Don't Want To Be Cool," is a standout track with its infectious guitar riff and catchy chorus. Another highlight of the album is "I Think I Might Have Built A Horse," which features a jangly guitar riff and a sing-along chorus.

Summary by Mary Ellen Barton

Spit On The Face Of People Who Don't Want To Be Cool is a fun and energetic album that showcases The Beets' unique sound. It's a great album for fans of garage rock, punk, and lo-fi pop.