The pop pleasures The Little Ones offer may be modest, but in a scene dominated by dance rhythms, Morrissey posturing, folk freak-outs, and Bulgarian sea shanties, Sing Song’s short, energetic burst of anglophile ear candy sounds terribly refreshing. It’s indie-pop whose charm is precisely its simplicity.  Full text...

Sing Song is scorched through with joyous melodies, catchily classic riffs and more happy harmonies and handclaps than even the Beach Boys could knock out so early in their career.  Full text...

The Little Ones pull off a boisterous, enthusiastic, and most importantly, appealing debut. And if their future is half as vibrant and charming as this EP's cover, they'll be in a good place.  Full text...

The LA quintet manage to put their guitars, drums and keys set-up to good use, and the end result is slick indie-pop coated with sugary songwriting as thick as treacle.  Full text...