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So this is what happens when a band writes songs in a secluded cabin in the italian mountains and then takes these songs on a pub tour from Munich to Dublin and back. <br />In “Sweet Little Lies”, the first single of the upcoming debut album “Farewell to Fate” (Release: Oct 11th), one can almost feel the sweat and taste the beer that accompanied the song's journey. <br /> <br />If there is one band that deserves a pint or two then it is Young Chinese Dogs. This band only plays acoustic instruments that they can carry with their own two hands to the gig. No more, no less. <br /> <br />“Sweet Little Lies” sums up the debut's charm in just three and a half minutes. Young Chinese Dogs' charming debut is a mixture of catchy folk tunes, melancholy ballads and rough Indie folk. It's impressive to see what a band can create with only harmony vocals, acoustic guitars, ukulele, accordion, bass drum and a toy piano.
So this is what happens when a band writes songs in a secluded cabin in the italian mountains and then takes these songs on a pub tour from Munich to Dublin and back. <br />In “Sweet Little Lies”, the first single of the upcoming debut album “Farewell to Fate” (Release: Oct 11th), one can almost feel the sweat and taste the beer that accompanied the song's journey. <br /> <br />If there is one band that deserves a pint or two then it is Young Chinese Dogs. This band only plays acoustic instruments that they can carry with their own two hands to the gig. No more, no less. <br /> <br />“Sweet Little Lies” sums up the debut's charm in just three and a half minutes. Young Chinese Dogs' charming debut is a mixture of catchy folk tunes, melancholy ballads and rough Indie folk. It's impressive to see what a band can create with only harmony vocals, acoustic guitars, ukulele, accordion, bass drum and a toy piano.
