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Paramore, The Almost, This Providence, and Love Arcade (05/02/07 - Bowery Ballroom, New York City NY): by Christina ReynierSnowhite is something of a walking, talking pop music compendiumalready writing over 200 songs in every possible genre including rock, pop, hip-hop, r&b, and dabblings in art rock. With literally hundreds of options, choosing the 12 tracks that make up Love Arcades self-titled debut was no small task. However the results manage to effortlessly channel the last two decades of pop music80s radio pop and 90s guitar squallsmorphing it into instantly catchy two-minute sonic confections. Real honest to god, radio-friendly rock that seems almost effortlesssoaring, hooky, car-stereo pump-worthy songs in their purest form with choruses that stick in your head for days and days.
Evoking comparisons to everyone from Beck and Weezer, to The Flaming Lips and Supergrass, Love Arcades debut is a self-made explosion of style and creativity fused with an ability to never take itself too seriously. In fact, Snowhite is even known to rock a white suit and some fluffy white angel wings while on stage funny and satirical without every being too jokey. Though he is known to be somewhat introspective and shy when not performing, his onstage persona is all about exuberant showmanshipdancing, laughing, rocking, and generally having an awesome timea quality sorely lacking in most contemporary rock bands.
My vision is to bring back songs he says, Radio sucks right now and I just want to bring back songs.