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  • TheBangles.com  - Official site. Biography, news, photo gallery, discography, lyrics, tour dates, desktop themes, poll, message board, fan club, and links.
  • The Bangle Chronicles - A timeline of recent Bangles events, packed with information about shows, releases, and chart positions.
  • Banglenium - Features sound files, photos, assorted trivia and the Bangles 3D World VRML chatroom.
  • The Bangles - Biography, pictures, screensavers, lyrics, videos and links.
  • Bangles @ Mr Bill's IRS Corner - Interesting page about the Bangles' first EP, part of this extensive website about IRS records. Also features a page on Debbi Peterson's band, Kindred Spirit
  • Bangles Boulevard - Features photos of the band, rumors/news, lyrics, top ten list, and links.
  • Bangles Collective, The - Features news, band history, and member biographies.
  • The Bangles Discography - Comprehensive and regularly updated discography for the Bangles, related bands and solo projects from Bangles members.
  • Bangles Japan Web - English and Japanese with info on tours, releases and some photos. When visiting the site, the Bangles' surf instrumental "Bitchen Summer" plays in the background.
  • The Bangles lyrics - Comprehensive database of lyrics but beware the many pop-up ads and advertising digiclutter.
  • California Gurls - lots of photographs of the band
  • Complete Bangles, The - Includes photos and discographies for the group and individual members. The biographies featured here are some of the best on the web and there's also a superb section devoted to the gurls' guest appearances on records by other bands.
  • Die Deutsche/Englishe Bangles Website - Extensive English/German Bangles website, with a huge selection of English language articles, interviews and clippings from the press and online sources.
  • EZBoard.com: The Bangles - Web-based, threaded discussion board.
  • Hazy's Place - Packed with photos of the Bangles and other bands including the Continental Drifters, the Delphines and the Go-Go's
  • The Music Vaults - the Bangles - Covering a number of artists, the Music Vault has lots of info on the band, one of the best features being the scans of trade ads for the releases of various Bangles records
  • Oldielyrics: Bangles - Lyrics sorted by album.
  • Popentertainment.com: The Bangles - Singer and guitarist Vicki Peterson talks to Jay S. Jacobs about the band's first studio album in fourteen years.
  • Tell Me - Fanzine dedicated to Susanna Hoffs and the Bangles.
  • thebangles.org - Features various interesting photos and scans of the band, and assorted information.

Reviews

  • AMG All Music Guide: All Over the Place - Denise Sullivan's review: "the release capitalized on the pretty, all-girl-group angle rather than the band's actual raw talent, which might otherwise have been too rough and retro for radio at the time." 4 stars.
  • CMJ: All Over the Place - CMJ's review: "a glorious ode to pop music with hooks galore, sweeping harmonies and just enough instrumentation that it's not too sacharrine sweet." (June 25, 1984)
  • AMG All Music Guide: Different Light - Denise Sullivan's review: "the band's vocal strengths shine through the gloss, and their pop sensibilities are not completely lost." 3 stars.
  • Rolling Stone: Different Light - Laura Fissinger's review: "The quartet might still be woodshedding in other areas, but in their harmonies they've already arrived, with a singular sound both fully developed and full of possibility."
  • CMJ: Different Light - CMJ's review: "a bit more "sugar and spice and everything nice" to make it a more likely pop breakthrough LP." (January 10, 1986)
  • AMG All Music Guide: Everything - Denise Sullivan's review: "the band's original guitar-rock intent suffered at the hands of over-the-top song structures and production." 2 stars.
  • Rolling Stone: Everything - Jimmy Guterman's review: "their harmonies are the clearest and most evocative they've ever been - their voices float, coalesce and soar. The only problem is the lyrics." 3 stars.
  • CMJ: Everything - CMJ's review: "The production here is cleaner than before, which gives the lead vocals and the wonderful harmonies a terrific immediacy." (October 21, 1988)

 

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