Steve Clark turned me onto Mêlée’s new album Devils & Angels
this week, and it’s been getting some steady play both at work and on my MP3 player. Very solid power pop, and I would be willing to bet that the first single “Built To Last” ends up in about 75 TV soundtracks in the coming months. Remember, I was listening to them BEFORE they were on “The OC”. Just sayin’.
I also found this video that the band put together themselves. It’s cute, but I was sold by the guy at 3:15 into the video. Kylli, tell me that does not remind you of Otis, our favorite homeless panhandler from that Cowboy Mouth show.
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