Silent Talk : Love Go’s

After finding out about Silent Talk from 20JazzFunkGreats, I give a listen to the rest of the songs on their myspace. From the bunch of lo-fi, dreamy, spacey, disco-tinged jams, I dig “My Risonare” & “Where Can I Go,” and I have a special soft spot for “Love Go’s.” They’re LA locals, they make custom CDs with homemade art, and the singer Kelly Crummer looks like she could be my sister  (in which case I’d tell her to not post pictures of her rump on  myspace), so I consider forking over the $15 to purchase said custom-made CD. I figure to myself: Is Silent Talk my new favorite band?  Hmmm… no. But I would buy them a sandwich to show my appreciation.  So the paypal button got clicked.

Listen to “Love Go’s” Here

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