Hooks Abound for Pop-Rockers

Have I heard The Vicious Martinis on the radio before? Even if I haven't, their familiar sound certainly wouldn't be out of place on the airwaves. This supergroup, comprised of musicians from an array of now defunct DC bands, writes power-pop anthems as good as anybody. This upbeat track, "A Song Named Sue," is musically fun, layering melodic guitar riffs and a quirky keyboard part that really turns up the fun. The witty lyrics are sung with a raw, edgy sound, topping off this loud and fast rock song. Catch these local favorites live at TT Ryenold's August 26th.

The Vicious Martinis - "A Song Named Sue"

By Emily Travis |  August 25, 2006; 03:30 PM ET
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