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Saturday, December 27, 2008

The Raveonettes Wishing You A Rave Christmas

The Raveonettes have released Christmas songs this year, and it's called “Wishing You A Rave Christmas”. The ep includes great songs for this holiday. A must have for any lover of Christmas, garage rock, or Danish duos. The band applies close harmonies and fuzzy guitars to Phil Spector's 1963 holiday pop classic "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)", plus 3 originals.

The Raveonettes - Christmas (baby please come home)
The Raveonettes - Come on santa

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