Reviews / Album

It’s impressive how much variety these guys have been able to extract from such singlular subject matter, and they’re certainly doing it well, but by the same token, there’s only so much beard banter a person can take in one sitting.

The end result is a hypnotising, different record, but one that’s sometimes just a little too lethargic.

Right out of the gate, Love Without Fear’s opening and title track sets the table for what’s to come: solid songwriting, tight arrangements and a hopeful melancholy.

"Aquaslum is an average debut, but there is always potential for Hoy to improve on their next release."

A strong progression for the duo's sophomore record.

Another beauty from the Byron Bay boys.

Complete EDM proved not to be the best choice for this album.

Fast paced, face melting and bone crunching metal

Despite their retro stylings, Laughton’s vocals lack distinction and need more personality to impress.

Six years of actual progression has paid off.

A mixed collection of driftwood and treasure.