Vacation, from Cincinnati, are self-described grit-pop. Their sound is punky, punchy garage rock and highly danceable especially if you’re into high speed pogo’ing. Southern Grass is their fourth full-length (I think, they have a ton of singles and EP’s as well), jam packed with a whopping 32 tracks of all-out fun (though they do slow down occasionally, like on the melancholy “Without You”). My top tracks are the fun ones, though. On Vol. 1 those include the opener “Sharptooth Tinsel Town,” “El Bako” and the high-end psychedelically fuzzed “Blueberry Patch.”  On Vol. 2 my top picks are “Sleepyhead,” the Pistol-esque “Lose Interest” with lots of snot and swagger, the darkly buzzed “Everyone Can Touch Me” and the post-punk dissonance of “The All.”

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