#HAIM DAYS ARE GONE TORRENT TORRENT#
Danielle is the frontwoman and also Haim’s mystery, rarely speaking onstage except to deliver a torrent of perfectly-clipped R&B vocal runs behind a drape of brown hair and denim jackets.Įvery song at the Fonda felt like a staple in their brief catalog, but a few stood out in this stripped-wire setting. Este, she of the fantastically vulgar Disney-inspired Twitter handle, is the band’s resident foul mouth, close-harmonist and groove-keeper Alana is in charge of their small-hours synth pads, rap-mixtape drum claps and high-cut shorts that could give Mom Haim a heart attack. They all have their own Beatles-y roles onstage. PHOTOS: A guide to the current top pop ensembles Haim is still a band in the traditional sense, and that bodes well for a long future once this ravenous attention levels off (their cover of the early-Fleetwood Mac blues tune “Oh Well” proved that point). INTERACTIVE: A festival for every fan – SoCal’s yearly sonic lineupīut then the live-jam sound became reassuring. The New York Times style section wrote an entirely earnest article about how they get their middle-parted haircuts. They beat out Justin Timberlake for the No.
They pal around with Jay-Z and played his Made in America festival. Now they’ve got a Columbia debut, “Days Are Gone,” that revamps today’s playbook with a modern blend of Fleetwood Mac, Destiny’s Child, Peter Gabriel and laptop-R&B. They started this year as a wisecracking local indie-scene staple, a cult favorite of acts that include Ryan Adams, Julian Casablancas, Jenny Lewis and Kesha. The Valley-raised sister trio Haim (backed by non-related drummer Dash Hutton) are due for some simpler pleasures.
“Every time we go on tour, I get scared that Taco Zone isn’t going to be here anymore,” she said, to delighted cheers from fellow fans of the Echo Park taco truck that’s sopped up countless hipster hangovers.
After her band’s sold-out, headlining homecoming show at the Fonda Theatre on Wednesday, there was just one place that Este Haim wanted to party.
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