Shehehe: Namedroppers

People tend to forget that punk rock was also a lot of fun. Write short, fast songs, rehearse a bit, play live, make a single, and EP and maybe even an album, repeat all the previous steps. Shehehe hail from Athens, GA, a safe place for playing loud music for an audience who can appreciate the classic guitar, bass and drums format. On their new album Namedroppers they barrel through 18 songs in a little of 35 minutes.

Nicole Bechill (bass, vocals), Jason Fusco (drums, vocals), and Noelle Shuck (guitar, vocals) don't stop to catch their breath along the way, honouring the rules that were set in stone by the Ramones: make it fast, make it snappy and throw in a healthy dose of streetwise humour when it comes to writing the lyrics.

Shehehe: Wanna Be You

Punkish power pop trio Shehehe put a spotlight on a shy person trying to fit in and making a connection by way of asking for a record to listen to or a bit of gossip that might be of interest to the other, way cooler, party. It is doubtful if anything of this really happened, because making an actual move might be beyond the capabilities of the song's protagonist. It is a track from their Namedroppers album, due for release on August 23rd on Say-10 Records.

Shehehe: Elton John

Punkish power pop trio Shehehe pay tribute to Elton John, naming their latest single after him. He is thankfully very much alive, despite the band's lament that "All my heros are dyin'".

Nicole Bechill (bass, vocals), Jason Fusco (drums, vocals), and Noelle Shuck (guitar, vocals) keep it deceptively simple and basic and get the job done in a little over two minutes of high energy garage rock. It will be included on their Namedroppers album, due for release on August 23rd on Say-10 Records..

Shehehe: Get on My Lawn

Punkish power pop trio Shehehe hail from Athens, GA, a fertile environment for interesting indie band. Their single Get on My Lawn is invititation to jump around with reckless abandon, a shot of adrenaline without any nasty side effects.

Nicole Bechill (bass, vocals), Jason Fusco (drums, vocals), and Noelle Shuck (guitar, vocals) have created a heady mix of the Ramones and the Replacements, with Joan Jett and Cheap Trick waiting in the wings to join in. It is a first taste for their Namedroppers album, due for release on August 23rd on Say-10 Records.