Supergrass Stays In It for the "Hoo Ha"
What exactly is a “hoo ha,” anyway? Gay gossip maven Michael Musto has previously ventured a reasonable, if slightly offensive, definition of the word when speaking about Britney Spears' anatomical antics in different MSNBC appearances. According to this understanding, the "hoo ha" is something that might be shaved privately, but should never be flashed to the paparazzi.
Now, just in time for that $600 tax refund, here comes another "hoo ha," in the form of a new album from veteran Brit rockers, Supergrass. On the map for over a decade, the boys from Oxford will release Diamond Hoo Ha, their sixth full-length album, on April 15.
Get more high-priced "hoo ha" intrigue after the jump!
The first single off Diamond Hoo Ha is called "Diamond Hoo Ha Man" - a title that immediately raises questions about what Supergrass knew about former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer and when they knew it. Thereafter, it prompts one to notice that Supergrass has returned to rockin' form, like back in the old days of their early releases, I Should Coco and In It For The Money.
Perhaps you've already seen the video and you are among the dissenters who beg to differ that "hoo ha" means something else entirely. Perhaps it just stands for great, guitar-driven rock in the classic British vein.
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