Rated 10/10
4.5/5
- Complex Rock / Smart Rock?
- Classically funky
- Contains some lovely moments of Classical melody and stylistics
- Yes has created a very dreamy record that shakes and shimmies at its loudest and twirls softly at its quietest.
- With a good balance all front to back, they never seem to get too clever for their own good.
Rated 10/10
5/5
- Folksy ... Immediate presence ... Can imagine them playing Newport
- Relaxed at times, urgent at others ... Good flow
- "Dreamy" production ...
- Slides towards jam band territory at times
- A record that feels like it was made by people who really believed in their art to transgress and transform.
Rated 8/10
4/5
- There is an urgency to this record. Most palpable in the first half.
- Driving rock infused with punk angst
- Nu-metal adjacent
- This is hard rock that grew up in Hip Hop Culture.
Rated 8/10
4/5
- Unmistakeably 80s, very New Wave
- Space dance
- Angular, synth pop
- Notes of Bowie, Devo, T-Heads, Tears for Fears, The Cure
- A good warm-weather record!
Rated 10/10
5/5
- Classic, unbeatable Soul, with a capital-s
- Reflective, emotional grooves
- Live crowd adds to the vibe
- Sam was the Man.
Rated 10/10
5/5
- Blues roots in an eclectic mix
- Smooth grooves thru a set of murky spaces
- Smart pop, reflective in abstraction
- "I have never met Napoleon, but I plan to find the time."
- "Those days are gone forever, over a long time ago."
- The Dan does it again!
Rated 8/10
4.5/5
- The origin point of Hard Rock
- Warm and driving
- Electric and urgent
- A record with something to say ... Fuck the War Pigs
- RIP Ozzy
4.5/5
- Soft, emotional, folksy roots
- Reflective and quiet
- Dreamy, symphonic elements
- Easy uneasy resolution
- Feels like the closing of a chapter
Rated 10/10
5/5
- Pleasant, uplifting, sentimental
- Airy and eclectic
- Reflective pop
- Folk-adjacent
- Quiet power
Rated 8/10
4.5/5
Funky trance
French city pop (aka Pastry Pop lol)
Electro groove
Alt-rock edges
Soft chill vibes
