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Album Review: Belle Haven - You, Me And Everything In Between

Carley Hall
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"There's a truckload more to be had in the way of interesting motifs and transitions."

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There's never a dull moment on the second release from Melbourne post-hardcore five-piece Belle Haven.

You, Me And Everything In Between is riddled with the gents' knack for melody amid neat structures, coupled with singer David Vernon's alternating vocals. So was their 2015 debut, but this time there's a truckload more to be had in the way of interesting motifs and transitions. HighfLIAR weaves some atmospheric keys into its arrhythmic chugs, The Carving Knife lets rip with the rampant screamo call to arms, and Burn The Witch ramps up to an epic anthem-like chorus. It's an album that continually rewards.