When you are done reading this review go out and buy the new release from local artists The Thermidors titled Sebring Sessions. What the heck have a party and book these guys to play. Mixing British Invasion style with a 2K6 swagger they recently blew ex- Beatle Pete Best and his band out of the water while opening Best’s most recent show at Club Infinity. The band (Nick Mirco -guitar/vocals, Brian Hyrek -guitar/vocals, Jeremy Stock -bass/vocals and Brendon Stock -drums) have a firm grasp on writing good songs something sorely lacking in today’s music.  Hook filled and expertly produced by the band along with Sean Martin they posses a clear vision for such a bunch of young guys. Kicking off with “Lie To Me, Cry To Me” you know you are in for a treat with its groovy bass line and clear crisp guitar chords all culminating in a dreamy chorus. A musical delight! “At The Bottom Of The Lake” features an almost country twang and is one of many highlights here. “Ballad in G” is a dreamy number while “I Don’t Mind”, “Love You Wrong” and “Where She’s Gone” will get all the mop top hipsters on the dance floor. Kicks ass is the best way to describe “Love Gypsy” a snarky Smithereens style reverb and echo drenched number. The disc closes with an acoustic demo version of “lie To Me, Cry To Me”. These guys are on the right path with an instant classic. For more on The Thermidors and their release Sebring Sessions go to www.myspace.com/thethermidors