Fat Bob's Feet

Album Review: TOY DOLLS' "Fat Bob's Feet" (Coloured Vinyl) (+Poster) In a world of indie bands trying desperately to sound unique and profound, TOY DOLLS have always been a breath of fresh air. Their latest album, "Fat Bob's Feet," is no exception. The band's playful, punk-infused ska sound is on full display here, with tracks like "Blobby & the Dolphin" and "Vicky's Eyes" guaranteed to get your feet tapping and your head nodding. Frontman Olga's signature vocals are as energetic and cheeky as ever, evoking memories of the band's heyday in the 80s. But what really sets this album apart is its more experimental moments. The instrumental track "Arsehole" is a bold departure from the band's usual sound, featuring jazzy saxophone solos and intricate guitar work. It's a risky move, but one that pays off in spades. And let's not forget the packaging. The coloured vinyl and accompanying poster add an extra layer of fun to an already joyous listening experience. In a music industry that often takes itself too seriously, TOY DOLLS remind us that music is meant to be enjoyed. "Fat Bob's Feet" is a testament to the band's enduring charm and creativity. Give it a spin, and let yourself be transported to a world where fun reigns supreme.