Northeast Party House
Assembling a great album can't be as easy as Northeast Party House make it seem on their debut album. Their schtick, typically, is four-to-the-floor, hands-in-the-air party anthems – something that could wear thin quickly. Luckily, the Melbourne outfit dazzle on each and every track, the overall result achieving great heights of effortless party ambience while exercising good ears for flawless songwriting and meticulous production. The Haunted builds beautifully into a hectic frenzy while Fake Friends slips in sexy disco bass and Valium does anything but induce slumber. Such a winner.
