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By Andy Vihstadt
Published on November 27, 2007 at 3:33pm
Thanks to a growing amount of blogger buzz, the Golden Animals are getting ready to release one of 2008's most anticipated debuts. At first glance, Linda Beecroft and Tommy Eisner look like a hippie knockoff of the White Stripes, but the psychedelic blues duo is blazing its own trail with influences that include the Beatles and Brian Setzer. Unless you can get your hands on one of only 200 copies printed, direct your browser to the Happy Parts label site for a free download of the Brooklyn act's four-track EP, Electric Moonlight Garden. From their facial expressions on the cover, it's no surprise that Eisner and Beecroft choose the late-night hours for gardening.
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