The Zookeepers - Darling

by Dave Artrocker

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Here’s a great video from The Zookeepers, from their new Elmer’s Paste Land LP. The video features fireworks and instrument destruction - two fine ingredients for a clip. They’ve already biffed out one fantastic record this year - Ballin Outrageous - but clearly, that wasn’t enough for them.

Elmer’s Paste Land is a buffet of out takes and jokey jams - but even when in pissing around mode, The Zookeepers still wipe the floor with 99% of your average indie rock bands. There are some killer tunes on the record - standouts include Darling, Oh to be Loved and Let Me Hit You Up With The Things That You Like (I’ve Got A Lot of Things About Me That I Think You Might Like).

Like Ween at their best, on this LP the Zookeepers will have you smiling and rocking in equal amounts.

Plus, you can get it for free!

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