Reviews / Album

Some of the later tracks, like the almost six-minute From Ourselves, seem to plod a little, but this is a minor gripe for what’s otherwise a great leap forward.

Smooth listening that ought to tide you over until the next Radiohead album.

Mob still rules all.

This record confidently dismisses any fears that The Strokes have had their day, confirming instead that they still deserve their place at the forefront of the contemporary rock scene.

Another remarkable album that deserves all the accolades it will no doubt receive.

There’ll be an audience for this album, no doubt, but even they will struggle to find reason to revisit this more than a handful of times.

Disappointingly under-acknowledged in the wider musical sphere, this record is proof that Dewollf are one of the more interesting bands to spring from the post-White Stripes boom, even if it’s all relatively safe.

This album is without a doubt one of this year’s best punk albums and, considering it isn’t in English, is testament to the band’s songwriting prowess.