"Safari" is an EP by the American alternative rock band The Breeders, released in 1992. The EP serves as a precursor to their highly acclaimed album "Last Splash," released the following year.
"Safari" features four tracks, including "Do You Love Me Now?," "Don't Call Home," "Safari," and a cover of The Beatles' song "Happiness Is a Warm Gun." The EP showcases The Breeders' raw and eclectic sound, characterized by Kim Deal's distinctive vocals, inventive songwriting, and the band's unique blend of alternative rock, punk, and indie pop.
The EP received positive reviews from critics upon its release, with praise for its catchy melodies, energetic performances, and the band's ability to create memorable and inventive music. "Do You Love Me Now?" in particular became a fan favorite and remains one of The Breeders' most beloved songs.
"Safari" helped to establish The Breeders as one of the most exciting and influential bands of the 1990s alternative rock scene. It paved the way for the band's subsequent success with "Last Splash," which featured the hit single "Cannonball" and further solidified The Breeders' reputation as pioneers of the genre.
Overall, "Safari" is a crucial release in The Breeders' discography, showcasing the band's unique sound and laying the foundation for their subsequent critical and commercial success. It remains a favorite among fans of alternative rock and indie music, and continues to be celebrated for its innovation and creativity.
