THINK LIKE A KEY MUSIC

17 Tracks of Thunderous Reinvention

Attention, rock aficionados and unsung hero enthusiasts! "Sing Wistle Tunes" isn't just another tribute album – it's what happens when you unearth John Entwistle's buried songwriting treasures and polish them with a psychedelic power pop sheen.

Ex Norwegian leads this musical excavation, transforming 17 Entwistle gems into dazzling new artifacts. "Cousin Kevin" gets a personality makeover, while "905" time-travels to a parallel universe where The Who joined forces with Big Star's 'Radio City'.

But wait – this isn't a solo act. SUPER 8 hijacks "Boris The Spider" for a joyride, while God Bless The Evil Child gives "Fiddle About" an unholy makeover. John Howard, Fernando Perdomo, Nick Frater, Keith Smart, and Mark Johnston join the expedition, each unearthing hidden facets of The Ox's songwriting brilliance.

From The Who's B-sides to Entwistle's solo ventures, tracks pulsate with Moon-esque drum flourishes and classic rock DNA, yet feels fresher than tomorrow's headlines. "Whiskey Man" from 'A Quick One' gets a double shot of reinvention, while "It's Your Turn" from 1982's 'It's Hard' plays by entirely new rules.

"My Size" and "Peg Leg Peggy" strut in new clothes, while "Apron Strings" ties itself into knots you've never heard before. Each song is a testament to Entwistle's oft-overlooked songwriting prowess, getting its moment in the spotlight.

"Sing Wistle Tunes" doesn't just sing – it howls, whispers, and everything in between. It's not a nostalgia trip; it's a teleportation device to a world where Entwistle's compositions rule, but the landscape has gone beautifully, brilliantly bizarre.