Listening to this Indie Pop band from Brooklyn, New York would be a wrongly shocking pleasurement just like a breaking news of how Pop Queen Madonna decided to become a transgender to man and forming an Alternative Electronic Pop band tha t would be sounded alike this group. Their third recordings really had the exact sounds just like you playing some old records from Madonna's bubblegum-pop era kind of music - the blending of New Wave, Funk in cheers, Indie Rock and silly Pop published themselves as Miniature Tigers which suits for the reality that some of the four members of the band are small but cute as some might can related that to Charlie Brand (vocals, guitar), Rick Schaier the drummer, Algernon Quashi on guitars and vocals to Brandon Lee. Mia Pharaoh (must be some kind of silly joke for the similar artists' name) releasing as the album which fully recorded in the borderline between Indie and mainstream where you can find some of the lost melodies too weird to understand while other tracks might sounded romantically familiar onto New Wave or Happy Funk like Sex On The Regular, Female Doctor or Cleopatra with so much glittering atmospheres built within this band's simple ideas in less stupidity, more good melodies and no arguments.
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