They're one of six million punk cover bands, but what sets them apart is the songs they cover. Picture a CD of easy listening. And another one of show tunes. Hide the children. Some may dismiss it as typical 80's synthesizer-heavy eurotrash, but it's still a lot of fun.
Most artists cover a song, and it ends up sounding like the original with a new solo track.
Stevie Wonder covered this song, and totally made it his own. Most a cappella covers kick up the tempo two or three notches, in order to make up for the loss of texture when switching from instruments to voices. By not shying away from electronics, spiralmouth is able to keep that richness while giving the song a slow, distinctively modern groove.