Music Review

Wonderland Park (1998)

Ednaswap
Reviewed by Steven Mirkin | Sep 11, 1998
EW's GRADE
A-

Details Lead Performance: Ednaswap; Genre: Pop

Consider this to be Ednaswap's response to Natalie Imbruglia; every note of Wonderland Park says ''We can be a pop band too, only better.'' And they pull it off. The album has soaring melodies and plenty of hooks and passion. Most impressively, Anne Preven's vinegary vocals and gimlet-eyed love songs help Ednaswap retain their acid-dipped edge. A-

Originally posted Sep 11, 1998 Published in issue #449 Sep 11, 1998 Order article reprints

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