How The Lemon Twigs Made A Modern Classic Without Really Trying

[@abigaildevoe]

what’s your favorite album from this year? comment below!

[@alanclayton9277]

i think it might be st vincent's all born screaming but I haven't heard it yet,it's still in the shrink wrap. go figure.

[@davidellis5141]

Wall Of Eyes by The Smile

[@nvm9040]

A Dream of All We Know by The Lemon Twigs

[@jennydeaf9O9]

to answer your question ~ this one

[@moonbeanification]

The Lemon Twigs are SPECTACULAR! Best songwriters & musicians in generations!

[@cradio52]

Both this album and “Everything Harmony” are truly modern masterworks. I also love the fact that they recorded ‘Dream’ on tape and pressed the vinyl AAA (all analog)! Both records sound absolutely fantastic.

[@monterlude1939]

I actually had to bite my fist in excitement over you mentioning The Left Banke and The Millennium 😭

[@chan_martin]

The Lemons really Twigged with this one. Easy album of year contender. I've had the whole album on rotation for a solid month.

[@tymime]

"A Dream is All I Know" gave me early Wings vibes, "How Can I Love Her More?" gives me Turtles vibes, and "Peppermint Roses" is definitely Help!/Rubber Soul era Beatles

[@josemaria8177]

Listening to the Lemon Twigs makes you feel like you've known them for 50 years even if this masterpiece only came out last year

[@kevindeforest6489]

You might be thinking of Everything Harmony. This album came out this year.

[@scotternst7803]

I gave this one a listen for the first time after your video. Thanks to you, I now have a new favorite album of the year. Good call!

[@abigaildevoe]

glad you enjoyed it!

[@malcolmsmith5271]

So many influences from the obvious ones, The Beach Boys, The Beatles, but also nods to the likes of the Raspberries,Jellyfish etc. This album puts a fresh new spin on the word ‘Pop’ but it’s done with an assured consistency that belies their tender years.

[@PaulBryant-cc8ox]

Thank you for posting this review. When The Lemon Twigs first came out amid enormous hype, I bought their debut album. They seemed like exactly the sort of band I would love "on paper," but for whatever reason, it just didn't grab me, and I guessed I dismissed them as overhyped because were so young. I basically forgot about them in the ensuing years. I've discovered this record from your review, and it's terrific. Exactly the sort of thing I would like. Now, I have to go back and give the first one a re-listen.

[@llamasarus1]

I've been feeling very down of how most of the original, memorable, ambitious rock and pop is from decades past. That's why I appreciate you doing reviews of recent albums. I'd love to hear more modern ones if you ever come across them! Though it's hard to compete with the past as I can kind of see how we need time to go by to really no what's great or not.

[@lrba5524]

I don't think rock has ever been more ambitious and varied as it is in today's underground. Black Country New Road, Black Midi/ Greep, Jeff Rosenstock, Jack White, Mount Eerie, The Strokes had a great album this decade etc. And that does not even scratch the surface really. Pop has fundamentally changed as a genre/ market so it's hard to compare, but even mainstream pop is more fresh than it's been in at least like 30 years.

[@llamasarus1]

@@lrba5524 I'm up and down with some of those artists you've mentioned. As decent as they can be, hardly any of them release albums that compete with the ones from the past that Abbey talks about, though, at least not of this decade as of yet. It's not that I necessarily think "old is better" in principle; rather, the more time goes by, the better clarity we have in really knowing what we consider great or not. Apart from that, nothing new I've heard has made a dent in the zeitgeist due to their unique sound. The powers that be in the industry aren't really supporting or cultivating anything that hits the center of the venn diagram of being both highly ambitious and having broad appeal. The new artists I like are very niche, derivative of the past but still well-executed. We need something revolutionary in rock similar to what Nirvana gave the 90s or The Strokes gave the 00s.

[@alanclayton9277]

three things i really like about them: i would buy that jacket in the shop window, featured in the golden years video, i would have that bass ( i AM going to get myself a beatles bass) and the third thing is how romantic i find that title 'how can i love her more' - just sweet and modern. if you get all these ingredients delivered to your door and proceed to use every single one, then you're going to have to come up with the tunes: i'm not sure they always do. I will listen to their nice sound again but only after i listen to wings to pet sounds to the zombies etc. the generational points were well made while i didn't want to be grumpy you did ask the question abby and yes like a grumpy thing i preferred all of the choices from mod month previously. i think the focus on two female artists was important though. so no VM next week. i can get pretty grumpy over the course of one week, see if i don't.

[@worksbydandeprez]

Thanks for the Association mention; they were one of my faves (six vocalists!). My first concert was them.

[@mariedesrosiers9870]

The Lemon twigs have been my favorite band for a while now, and I love a dream is all we know with “I should’ve known right from the start” being my favorite. I saw them early this month and met them they are super nice, and their music just comes alive in concert. Can’t wait to see what else they have in store

[@zap-no3gh]

the back of the album kinda looks like the 1910 fruit gum co's goody goody gum drops album

[@nvm9040]

I saw the Elliot Robert’s video where he interviews them Michael and Brian are very good artists and you can point out the 60's influences like the Beach Boys and the Beatles 🍋🍋🍋

[@öwwnnerr]

I know Micheal wore the apple sweater brian is wearing in their 2018 lowlands concert (my favorite concert ever). I also know i need a job

[@patbarr1351]

This band has gotten airplay on our thesocalsound FM in Los Angeles, so thanks for the biographical unravel, Abby. There doesn't seem to be a limit to what can be done with '60's-'70's style pop updates and many current bands mining this genre still manage to sound fresh. (I'm currently enjoying Umbrellas' latest CD as one example).

[@mmemarino4916]

Thanks for doing the Lemon Twigs album! I just discovered them last year as one of the Beatles collectors youtube channels mentioned them. Just recently got the vinyl for this and Everything Harmony!

[@PedroLucasMaximo]

I'm always amazed with how deep and your research goes. thanks for the great episode as usual! The Lemon Twigs are that kinda band you listen today and feels like you know their music for years, I'll be waiting fpr their next record while discorvering amd sure enjoying the past ones.

[@jbennymusic4181]

16:44 Another beach boys song this sounds like is “Warmth of the Sun”

[@sewerfruit5638]

Great vid as always! but... Noooo Church Bells is the best track on the album!! It's sounds like a perfect Kinks song from maybe Lola versus Powerman. Laughed out loud at the Captured Tracks peppermint vinyl skit btw

[@alanclayton9277]

just listened to the dolls of the 60 's & 70''s podcast. two co hosts separated by an ocean but it all felt very together, interjections happening naturally. there won't be many stories to tell as difficult as that one. the important thing is to set women's aspirations and achievements centre stage.

[@davidschecter5247]

The Twigs are amazing. Can't wait to hear what brilliant songs, productions, and performances are next. "My Golden Years" is one of the greatest power-pop songs of all-time. Up there with "Go All the Way," "No Matter What," and other classics. It has about a dozen hooks in it, all of them wonderful!

[@bertskybass6360]

First love the channel. Second, your musical knowledge exceeds most of those that I’ve subscribed to. Third, this band has been on my radar since their last one. My love of Jellyfish (and subsequently Roger Joseph Manning Jr. and Jason Faulkner) led me to them. You have great insights, great musical references (chord voicings, melody, instrument observations) and lastly, great production. Your enthusiastic Woodstock film/album review nearly left me out of breath. Sorry that this is so damned long, I can be quite verbose.😆 Anyway, thanks for the channel.

[@dananorth895]

I'm envious of tour vinyl collection! I started collecting in 69' starting with Beatles, then the first Zepplin, and Montrose. I accumulated over a thousand albums of all styles. Just 2 years ago every one of them were stolen courtesy of Portland police and the metheads. Along with all CD's and 4 boxes of cassette tapes and the better part of my audiophile (McIntosh) system, irreplaceable speakers, and computers and music instruments galore.

[@creeder44]

I always stream the newer albums that you recommend, and while I sometimes get why they're popular, none have really resonated that much with me (Amy Winehouse excepted, since I already listened to her.) I liked the Lana Del Rey album more than I expected, having known her only from some underwhelming live clips, including the infamous "SNL" show. But this band, I really like. I showed some of their videos to my wife, Laura, and she's crazy about them now, too. We especially loved the video for "We Don't Know How to Fall in Place," with all the Monkees references. They remind me of one of my top five favorite artists, Marshall Crenshaw, who can also write insanely catchy pop songs that are influenced by the '60s and '70s but somehow uniquely his. He even covered ABBA's "Knowing Me, Knowing You" and it sounded like a Marshall Crenshaw song. They also remind me of the skinny tie, new wave bands I loved in the '80s, like Squeeze or The Records, that brought back fun, catchy pop tunes at a time when mainstream rock had become bloated, over-produced and self-important. And one of my all-time favorite bands featuring two quirky brothers, Sparks. I'm thrilled to see young people forming bands like this as a reaction against computerized, homogenized current mainstream music, just as I'm thrilled to see those like you who rebel against the depressing grey slobwear that passes for fashion. When I was a yout in the '70s, I was deeply into the culture and fashions of the '20s-'40s and didn't appreciate how good we had it. Have you ever heard Todd Rundgren's album "Deface the Music?" It's spot-on Beatles pastiches, his own version of The Rutles. I saw him live a few years ago in an all-star tribute to the White Album and was surprised at how funny he was. He was constantly horsing around, cracking up the audience and the other performers. Put it this way: he was the goofiest, silliest, hammiest person onstage, and the show included Mickey Dolenz! Finally, it was great seeing the Left Banke album. I saw a KZbin video recently that ranked it as one of 10 "perfect pop albums." Someone must really love your channel to send you that!

[@pancettaismyname]

justice 4 church bells!!!!! (JK screamed when i saw this video in my subs)

[@Rosyglowofchristmas]

Apples In Stereo meet The Wondermints with Wings attached..............gorgeous!

[@cgcolin]

Always love to see Alvvays love!

[@abigaildevoe]

been a fan since 2017, right before antisocialites! they were the soundtrack of my college years

[@cgcolin]

They’re amazing live

[@aotctd]

@@abigaildevoe Yeah You look the sort Totally derivative Raiding Our Parents Cultures And Ours

[@fathommusicnz]

I'm so glad you learned your letters from Gwen Stefani, and not The Black-Eyed Peas' "tastey" spelling lessons.

[@lathedauphinot6820]

Very nice. I didn’t know The Lemon Twigs, so I listened to the album. Thank you for turning me on to them. It’s a nearly perfect pop album, very impressive. Just when I thought there were no musicians left in the world, you show me this! They do show their influences and honor them. There must have been a Big Star record in that collection too. Don’t you hear it?

[@KarlFerris]

Hi Abi...Did you ever do Donovan's "A Gift from a Flower to a Garden" or "Wear You Love Like Heaven" ?? Karl Ferris.

[@tymime]

Speaking as a Gen Y kid who grew up listening to oldies radio, Beatles, the bubblegum music of Scooby-Doo, and tunes like "Love Makes the World Go Round" from The Powerpuff Girls, "Aye Aye Eyes" from Dexter's Lab, "I Think I Like You" from Angry Beavers, and "Green Tambourine" from Recess: School's Out, I'm very happy that '60s pop is considered so cool nowadays, especially by Gen Z, and that The Lemon Twigs are so successful. In the late '00s and the early '10s, it really seemed like retro music was being treated with hostility and mockery, if not plain ignorance. Even I was around twelve years old in 2001, I was harrassed for trying to dress like a greaser ('50s rock is also a big thing in my life), and was surrounded by electronic digital pop and rap music that seemed to be unwelcoming to someone with my tastes. I feel a little vindicated nowadays.

[@moonbeanification]

"A Dream Is All I Know" (the song) is total Wings, circa 1975. Listen To What The Man Said.

[@azloii9781]

Ive never heard these guys before Im glad you talked about them! Also I love your energy

[@lrba5524]

How Can I Love Her More skips a beat in the chorus and it's perfect

[@frankthorne11]

Thank You.

[@UnknownPeer]

Great album! Didn’t know Sean lennon played on this album, I got to see him live with Les claypool FFB. when I heard the lemon twigs for the first time it was their first album Do Hollywood really enjoyed ‘as long as were together’

[@GlebJolie]

I love that you chose to focus on these guys and this album. I saw them this past May in Raleigh, NC, in a tiny basement club called Kings. To that point I'd only heard their album tracks and several KZbin hosts, esp Justin Hawkins, praising them highly. I liked what i heard, though it did feel a bit like talented pastiche AT FIRST. That live show made me a FULL BLOWN FAN, and I'm a musician and a veteran of hundreds of concerts. I could give you my concert resumé, but that's boring. Let's just say my 1st one in the U.S. was Queen's 1980 tour for The Game. My dad took me. I didn't have a car yet. Once I did, that's helped me go to so many shows, especially punk gigs from The Dickies at the Roxie on Sunset (I grew up in LA, obvi). So there was something just so real about them singing like on the album and not being perfect but being very good and convincing and down to earth and funny and cool, just very likeable guys and talented. Can't praise them enough. I know you completely wrote off Church Bells, but I love it very much, it's so ecstatic, like their version of Penny Lane. and the hidden word play in it: Ring, ring goes the bell = Ringo's the bell. Get it!!??

[@sunshinecoolwater9528]

I'm not gonna lie, this is the best album I've listened to in over 30 years.

[@tatemcilwain1775]

same, I'm 21 btw

[@qwer8907]

Is the only one u listened too

[@tymime]

I'm almost certain that inner sleeve is inspired by the 1910 Fruitgum Company's Goody Goody Gumdrops album.

[@stereo999]

I'm lucky enough to have a reissue of The Millennium album on my shelf. I'm going to investigate these Lemon Twigs more... Thanks

[@jamesnock5572]

Thank you for another great mod month, and all the extra hard work time and effort you have put in with mod month, vinyl monday, dolls etc. Enjoy your time off♊️🙋‍♂️

[@llamasarus1]

Listening to the album, I'm surprised at how they mimic different sounds of the 60s and 70s with each song. One song would sound like Beach Boys, but another would sound like The Hollies, The Byrds, Lennon-McCartney, Bigstar, Peter Rundgren, Simon and Garfunkel, Brian Wilson, or The Turtles. But it's authentic because the structure and melody of the songs are new; they just dress it up in these reminiscent styles. I appreciated it because I see no reason specific styles should be confined to certain periods. If you want to hear other artists who take from the styles of the 60s and 70s while maintaining their authenticity listen to Pearl Charles and Drugdealer.

[@DonaldGibson-dy4wv]

What? No Abigail Devoe Show till next week? Fear not. She's returning next week, from her reverse earth orbit, where she's traveling time; to bring us another episode of the albums, and fashion that she loves. I really enjoyed the recent Who Album review. The song : I Can See For Miles, was the being of my teenager days. Thanks. Great shows. America needs the super rock librarian, and story teller named: Abigail Devoe. Mankind's Rock future depends upon it. From a concerned citizen of metropolis.

[@ianemery4355]

Saw the Lemon Twigs supporting the Who on their UK tour a couple of years ago! And was very impressed!

[@BRIANZ969]

Thanks Abby-I have to get that album....Brian Birch

[@ClassicRockLivesOn]

Have you ever done Exile on Main Street? Found it at the goodwill store, listened to it on a road trip, and now it's one of my favorite albums ever.

[@abigaildevoe]

i’m saving exile (and the book about it) for this year’s double album december

[@ClassicRockLivesOn]

@@abigaildevoe Brilliant!

[@Mrvictorfernandes]

Seeing Abby passionately rave about the D'Addario brothers makes me wonder if she'll ever do a future Mod Month profile on Weyes Blood's "Titanic Rising." (I once described Natalie Mering's alto voice as the sound of what happens when the spirits of Karen Carpenter, Judee Sill, and Sandy Denny are imbued into one woman and transported into the modern age.)

[@ricksamericana749]

Lemon Twigs are fantastic and I love "A Dream Is All We Know". I first heard Lemon Twigs when they were part of a Big Star tribute concert. Speaking of which I would love to hear your take on Big Star's "Third".

[@timnil]

Have a good vacation, you deserve it!

[@Rosyglowofchristmas]

Lemon Twigs are go!!! A soupcon of Beach Boys, Byrds, Spoonful ,Todd Rundgren, Big Star , Flaming Groovies, Turtles ,Monkees, Kinks, Who ,Badfinger ,Move , XTC,Teenage Fanclub......what's there not to love?

[@öwwnnerr]

Our Prayer as an expletive blip HAAAAHAHAH

[@reedcoles1215]

The creme exploding has got to be a cream reference if they’ve listened to the band

[@griefwells]

Solid review...gotta disagree about Church Bells, though. That song absolutely rips. Pop perfection

[@abigaildevoe]

for what it’s worth it’s been stuck in my head since i filmed this

[@crapmalls]

The lemon stealing twigs

[@jeffmenz2681]

Well done review including cross referencing influences. On “ Golden Years” I also hear early 70s power pop influence - specifically The Raspberries.

[@tigeronthekeys]

They must have been hearing Beach Boys music while still in the womb. After all, their parents named them BRIAN and MICHAEL! BTW, note the "Warmth of the Sun" motif on "In the Eyes of the Girl."

[@AndrewjWilson]

Iam in love with Abigail❤

[@ozelljohnson7723]

❤ another classic episode Thanks Abby I love these guys My friend Adam Turkel turned me on to them You should check out his band "The New Brutarians" They're badass!

[@terryenglish7132]

Twigs are much loved on WFMU's Wake and Bake show.

[@TheAgeOfAnalog]

I’ve seen them live twice. They’re a hoot.

[@JasonHaywoodandTheGoldrush]

There are no weak songs on this album. Including Church Bells. Great video review though

[@colesanlo3127]

You should try titanic rising by weyes blood, i unironically think movies is one of the best songs ever written and it came pit in 2019 thats how instant classic it is

[@atomwatt77]

I’m so glad you’re diving into The Lemon Twigs”!! 🎉

[@ciroperez5383]

omg abigail + the lemon twigs what a moment to be alive

[@marcyfan-tz4wj]

plenty of people in VC saying the album should be immediately recycled. the word "masterpiece" is unnecessary but i enjoy them and look forward to what they do next, would enjoy seeing them in person. i'll watch the video now.

[@aotctd]

Cosplaying Our Heritage Is So Cool

[@memorandom7484]

The Lemon Twigs are my favourite contemporary band, and REALLY the only band I listen to who aren't, y'know, Japanese shoegaze/indie. They fill the space left by bands like Big Star and Jellyfish - and maybe EARLY Posies - who equally wore their influencves pretty heavily on their sleeves but weren't completely beholden to them when it came to creating something NEW and original. I mean, is there a better song than My Golden Years from the last three decades? Answer: No. No there isn't.

[@aotctd]

Nothing Contemporary They literally Cosplay Us and Our Lives and Our Heritage

[@davidellis5141]

Unreality In My Kitchen Is A Fine Album Title.

[@clevelnfamilydudeguy]

i’m so happy you made a video about them! i was hoping you’d do someday,i just got a dream is all we know on vinyl

[@michaelshiflett4835]

This is fabulous! Thank you 😊

[@RaptorStudios]

You might wanna look at one of the Beastie Boys records for a modern classic. Their first five are all phenomenal and have the most interesting stories and have some of the best and funniest attitudes you can find in music

[@jonburan6090]

Modern classics? Aren't they fourty years old?

[@RaptorStudios]

@@jonburan6090They were at their best in 90s, but they formed like 40 years ago when they were still kids.

[@aotctd]

@@jonburan6090 The band talked about in the video literally rips off an Older Culture ?

[@Dayglodaydreams]

Does she do 80s stuff?

[@johncollier9280]

For all you Lemon Twigs kids may I recommend to you a band they definitely remind me o'...both stylistically 'n musically. One o' the greatest live acts I've ever seen. They opened for Jethro Tull in 1970. I'm talkin' Clouds...an amazin' Scottish band. Check out their performances on you tube-Imagine Me 'n Big Noise From Winnetka. You'll be amazed as I was...'n you can thank me later.

[@guidoerfen7944]

The other artist actually having great luck by being dropped from the 4AD label (which appears very much sales driven thiese days) is Mackenzie Scott (a.k.a. Torres). The story somewhere it is described in an article about her partnership with visual artist Jenna Gribbon. I wouldn't have been aware of Lemon Twigs if I wasn't listening to US underground radio (WFMU). I wouldn't believe such a thing like Lemon Twigs could exists in the twenty-tenths or twenty-twenties, especially without being trapped in retro nostalgia. In a way it is encouraging one could ride on -say- "certain traditions" and still be exiting.

[@smaz9]

I'd take these guys over most modern rock bands, they have their own sorta character, even though they clearly take influence from the Beach Boys and the like. 2024 is already proving to be a great year for music, this, Lives Outgrown by Beth Gibbons (My AOTY so far), the new Squarepusher album, etc. I think my faith in rock has been restored somewhat with this album.

[@aotctd]

They literally rip us off They have N O O W N A N Y T H I N G

[@JackCerro]

Another great episode. You might check out the new Cindy Lee album, Diamond Jubilee. It's right in your wheelhouse.

[@abigaildevoe]

haven’t heard of it! might have to check it out on my break 👀

[@dylanlee32]

Found your channel recently and you're covering one of my new favorite bands?! Hooray!!

[@nvm9040]

Yay I’m early 😂 Sad that Mod Month is ending but the Debut episode of the podcast here 🙂

[@abigaildevoe]

hope you enjoyed mod month - and hope you enjoy the pod!

[@nvm9040]

@@abigaildevoe definitely enjoyed mod month but I haven’t got around to the first episode of the pod yet

[@aotctd]

@@abigaildevoe LoL Shein Mod

[@abigaildevoe]

@@aotctd who’s Shein Mod

[@scootinand]

God, the term "Industry Plant" always boils my blood. I heard someone accusing H.E.R. of that outside a St. Vincent concert and had to roll my eyes at it. My favorite, though, is when people say "oh, Taylor Swift/Billie Eilish had parents who had connections" to dismiss them. You know who else had connections in the family? LMFAO. Remember? They were sexy. And they knew it. And they party rocked and then disappeared, and their family connections were a lot stronger than "Taylor's dad knew a guy who could pass her demos along" or "Billie's family knew people through her brother working on Glee". You can get your foot in the door, sure. But to have a massive following and still building an undeniable legacy? That takes work and talent (and luck). And The Lemon Twigs are in no way some commercial product. Conan O'Brien has always had a good ear for new bands, and most of the people I've heard mention this band (this video, Elliot Roberts, and I believe Mic the Snare as well) are all people in the Millennial/Gen Z range, and there's enough Gen Z girlies making Tumblrs about how much they love Mike Nesmith or George Harrison to show that the youth craves this kind of stuff. So why don't people go ahead and shut the hell up before I plant my foot into the industry of THEIR ASS.

[@abigaildevoe]

wait FINNEAS WORKED ON GLEE??

[@aotctd]

They are completely plundering Our Culture and Telling Our Stories Sounds like something money-hungry Industry People would support

[@aotctd]

Stick to Fvcking '' Emo '', mate Leave Our Cultures Alone

[@jeffbrown-hill7739]

7:47 What killed any and all promotional efforts?

[@abigaildevoe]

you know. the phemememeh.

[@jeffbrown-hill7739]

​​@@abigaildevoeStill don't know! Pandemic?

[@apolloc.vermouth5672]

All I can say is The Lemon Twigs live up to their name, which is one of the most inspired band names of the past 40 years. P.S. My dad saw the Beatles opening for Chris Montez's UK tour in '63! Imagine having to follow that.....

[@rockisrad3088]

Yess! I love the Lemon Twigs! A great band you should cover that are also on Captured Tracks is The Cleaners From Venus

[@aotctd]

Imitation Generation

[@aod7284]

Monthly request that you check out the Grateful Dead's 1969 album Live Dead. They are one of the most influential bands on the psychedelic music genre and it's way past time they got there due on vinyl Monday (see also Hawkwind, Gong, The Soft Machine, Sun Ra, Van Der Graff Generator, Yes, ELP, Genesis, Camel, Miles Davis, The Red Krayola, Pharaoh Sanders, Strawberry Alarm Clock, Iron Butterfly, Blue Cheer, Moby Grape, Quicksilver Messenger Service... damn there's a lot of good bands now I think of it XD)

[@techdad5606]

You should do a review of either Lonerism or Currents by Tame Impala. I would love to see more modern albums reviewed on your channel.

[@kevindeforest6489]

Good choice! They are clearly here for the long run with their infectious harmonies and general musicality. As much as there are 60's influences, they also have audible ties to 70's power pop - Rasberries, Big Star. Marshall Crenshaw and Chris Stamey.

[@lefteyereport6354]

I'm so excited for next year's Chappell roan video

[@tomedmonson501]

Thanks for another great video. I listened to this album for the first time today, and really liked it. They definitely wear their influences proudly, but aren’t mindless imitators (they do seem to have come to their musical sound organically). In addition to the groups you mentioned, I heard suggestions of the Raspberries, Big Star, Wings, Squeeze, XTC, and the Shins. I’ll listen to anyone who’s got those influences. 😂

[@grandtheftaholic]

I wish we got this series every friday of every month

[@neva9164]

i love the lemon twigs❤❤❤❤❤

[@NowhereMan2710]

A really great album - but my natural caution prevents me from calling it a classic - largely on the basis that classics are defined by time and longevity. A very accomplished re-tooling of 60s pop ideas though.

[@beckettplant]

Any thoughts on they Twigs debut cassette What We Know?

[@JPproductions303]

Everything Harmony is lowkey my favorite of theirs

[@31carrier]

204 likes 1,182 views posted 5 hours ago Wow Didnt know about the Lemon Twigs A Beach Boys Fan here si I will have to give them a try You are a busy film maker you deserve a week off camera good luck oin your new pod cast

[@rustyrobinson8027]

Thanks Abbie will you marry me you're awesome 😍🇺🇸

[@qwerty123860]

Very good , I got the color version .

[@pedrorocha9722]

Well, the Twigs need to land in this century and end their reverence to referenciality. The 70's ended decades ago. Having said that, I'm glad they exist, but..... yes, but..... they need to take themselves a bit more reriously.

[@VeritySnatch]

"mod" is already a thing

[@abigaildevoe]

ok now i’m starting to think you guys are intentionally refusing to get the joke

[@VeritySnatch]

@@abigaildevoe idk if you know of the mod subculture i would expect you to but you keep using the term to mean something else

[@abigaildevoe]

@@VeritySnatch you are so close to getting the pun

[@VeritySnatch]

@@abigaildevoe then theres The Mod, if youre into gaelic singing and music. i can see you enjoing The Waulking Song but thats about all

[@aotctd]

They literally rip off Our Culture Cosplay us Everything is a Rip Off of Our Cultures

[@adamfindlay7091]

Just heard of them from a whats in my bag via Redd Kross. I'm impressed theve moved. Out of the garage.

[@tatemcilwain1775]

I was feeling kind of sad and then saw you'd did the lemon twigs this week and got so fucking hyped

[@qwer8907]

Abi sorry but i do not get the hype bout the lemon twigs there music is pleasant but dull and uninteresting i do not rate any of there albums good defo not classic .