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Album Review: Major Leagues - Weird Season

Endless Drain remains a hook-laden pop overdose.

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Local misfits Major Leagues have come a long way since the easy jangle of Teen Mums hit the airwaves some 12 months ago. Their debut release is five tracks that perfectly encapsulate the creative arc the quartet have travelled on. Opening with Silver Tides, a sun-bleached mid-tempo number coloured with bent distortion that Slowdive acolytes could get behind, Weird Season settles into a comfortable  amble – Feel is a seductive grind (and the best track here), while closer Creeper is a throwaway gem. Endless Drain remains a hook-laden pop overdose.