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Album Review: Rokwell & Groom - New Parts

Rockwell & Groom have kept their finely tuned vocals and pulled in dark and futuristic tones that dip and swell through shimmering highs and grungey lows.



Perth EDM duo Rokwell & Groom's New Parts preys upon your mind like a vulture upon a carcass – repetitive and predatory. The album feels like a throwback to '80s sci-fi electronica; a tripped up blend of electronic gospel folk and subsonic bass that tears at the threads of your sanity. New Parts pulses rather than flows, a haunting musical force that expands like a Lovecraftian horror novel. Rockwell & Groom have kept their finely tuned vocals and pulled in dark and futuristic tones that dip and swell through shimmering highs and grungey lows.