Reviews / Album

Bugs, however, is arguably their most melodic contribution, and a fitting finale that will leave listeners inadvertently swaying.

Squealing With The Mice features a stronger climax that adds to the success of the track’s jangly, pop sensibilities, while I Was A Stranger perfectly carries off the outfit’s softly arranged, relaxing style of folk, best suited for lazy summer afternoons.

Their eyes are on the prize, but not annoyingly so – although an occasional edit of one of their jammy breakdowns could be called for.

An incredibly promising slice of impassioned post-hardcore.

A band with great potential but weaker tracks are letting them down.

Some of the best hard rock to come out of Sydney.