Pop Dee-Lite : The Windupdeads

After one listen to The Windupdeads self-titled debut, I found myself saying "Why haven't any of this band's songs been picked up by The Hills or any other hip (albeit mindless), teeny bopper drama?" With surging, moody choruses, their songs are perfect for a dramatic end to a particularly tense episode that sees Lauren sulk away after a fight with one of her immature, robot roommates/former best friend/former best friend's a-hole boyfriend. Not that I watch that stuff or anything... Uh, I ju...

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