Simple Things by Go Diana
Honest, quirky indie rock with a groovy and dynamic twist, Go Diana is the raw drive of the Strokes and Los Campesinos!, and the arena-ready hooks of the Arkells, fused with the rhythmic, danceable edge of the Arctic Monkeys.
Simple Things is an apt name for the debut release by Mississauga’s Go Diana. The young quartet mixes dance rhythms with punk energy and arena-sized hooks into a clean, precise sound that’s catchy and fun.
“Adolescent Age” and “Postcard” are propulsive songs with powerful drums and big, infectious group choruses. “Reminders” may be the key cut, a summery, groovy synth-rock jam. Even the low-key, romantic ballad “Spain” eventually erupts into fireworks. These Simple Things are worth holding on to.
Tracklist
| 1. | Reminders | 4:20 |
| 2. | Adolescent Age | 3:52 |
| 3. | Spain | 3:58 |
| 4. | Postcard | 5:10 |
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Dynamic, upbeat, groovy and honest are some of the words that best describe the four piece indie rock band Go Diana. Composed of guitar, keys, bass and drums all interlocked to form an energetic and unique sound, Go Diana reinterprets post-punk and alternative dance traditions for the new era of rock music.