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Album Review: Crepes - Cold Summers

Evan Young
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"Delicate sprinkles of reverb and melody float over a toe-tapping rhythmic sharpness."

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Coinciding with the chilly, mid-Autumn sunshine comes the fantastic, aptly-titled debut EP from Melbourne’s Crepes.

Cold Summers comes after six years of intermittent gigging and now, it seems, the group are finally ready to launch their fresh, breezy assault on eardrums around the country. Delicate sprinkles of reverb and melody float over a toe-tapping rhythmic sharpness, creating five charming, wistful indie gems. Ain’t Horrible and Stages Of Fear are already finding admirers throughout the blogosphere, while the title track will undoubtedly be one of the catchiest tunes to come from Melbourne all year.