Twin Cities quartet Red Fox Grey Fox are full to the brim with longing, yearning, and wordy song titles. Most of the time, they really make it work for them.
The self-titled debut by this Madison, Wisc., quintet has a whiff of Parisian cabaret about it but, like any band worth their salt, there's much more to Pale Young Gentlemen than their red velvet veneer.
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Twin Cities quartet Red Fox Grey Fox are full to the brim with longing, yearning, and wordy song titles. Most of the time, they really make it work for them.
The self-titled debut by this Madison, Wisc., quintet has a whiff of Parisian cabaret about it but, like any band worth their salt, there's much more to Pale Young Gentlemen than their red velvet veneer.
