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The Plastics - Crazy Love
The Plastics
Crazy Love
Sounds like: Phoenix, The Strokes, Still Woozy
Manic RomanceThe Plastics melt our hearts with "Crazy Love" — a whimsical alt-rock wizz-kid track that buzzes like a summer bee and delivers a sting o...
The Plastics - Alona
The Plastics
Alona
Sounds like: Yum Yuck, nvdes
Cape Town-based band The Plastics have been on my radar for years now, so it's always nice when one of their songs manages to strike a chord with me. ...
The Plastics - Table Manners
The Plastics
Table Manners
I've been keeping my eyes on The Plastics for as long as I can remember. Well...to be more accurate, since roughly 2009. The Cape Town-based band hav...
The Plastics - All I Really Want
The Plastics
All I Really Want
Sounds like: Arctic Monkeys, Tourism, Glass Towers
I've had the pleasure of spending time with The Plastics while hanging out in Cape Town, so I couldn't be more stoked to premiere their brand new sing...
The Plastics - Occasional Lies
The Plastics
Occasional Lies
Sounds like: The Strokes, Arctic Monkeys, The Vaccines
I'm gearing up to spend six months in Cape Town, so naturally part of that means paying attention to the local music scene. The Plastics happen to be ...
The Plastics - Best Pretenders
The Plastics
Best Pretenders
Sounds like: The Strokes, The Arctic Monkeys, Last Dinosaurs
Who doesn't like a bit of indie pop?Based in my childhood city of Cape Town, The Plastics built a bit of notoriety overseas for a sound not unlike The...
The Plastics - Caves
The Plastics
Caves
Sounds like: Gangs Of Ballet, Al Bairre, Shortstraw
The Plastics are a great group out of Cape Town, South Africa, that we've covered in the past. Since releasing their album Shark in July 2010, they've...
The Plastics - Lookout
The Plastics
Lookout
Sounds like: The Strokes, The Arctic Monkeys, Julian Casablancas, Empire of the Sun
When I visited South Africa in 2005, I met two brothers -- Sasha and Pascal Righini -- who were passionate about music. Five years later, I was please...