THE TYDE - Three's Co. reviews
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| PrefixMag |
 The members of the Tyde have spent a great deal of time at the beach. I'm sure of it. A gooey conglomeration of wet sand and saltwater oozes out their pores, as though they've never left that glorious place. Can you blame them? How many great Californian bands are this hopelessly devoted to the surf/sun/sand combo in their sound? The Thrills came close, but they're not even from the U.S., let alone California. Brian Wilson, a little indie band called the Tyde is out for your throne....full text |
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| IndieLondon |
| SURFING plays a very big part of The Tyde’s attitude to songwriting. Their melodies come dripping in the sunshine sound of California and are heavily influenced by the likes of the Beach Boys, Jesus and Mary Chain and Teenage Fanclub....full text |
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| SoundsXP |
| “Won’t you come to the beach with me?” sings Darren Rademaker on ‘Aloha Breeze’. It’s an invitation well worth taking up since this is the best Tyde record to date (and I’d have said previously that it was impossible to improve on ‘Once’). While a surfer featured on the cover of the second album ‘Twice’, Darren’s passion for surfing has never featured as much in the Tyde’s songs as it does on ‘Three’s Co’, from the cover photos to references to pelicans and dolphins, the admission that his home is the sea and the obvious Beach Boys allusion (but not sound) in the title of opening track ‘Do It Again Again’....full text |
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