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Album Review: Statues - Together We're Alone

Kane Sutton
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"This’ll be one of the best of the year."

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One of the most prolific and theatrical bands in Perth, Statues’ debut album brings their chaotic energy to disc in masterful fashion, Jayme Van Keulen’s vocals shining through – Always Building, Always Breaking offering some of the most intense and direct screaming ever heard.

Yet amidst the chaos there’s acoustic gospel (I Want Peace) and even a track comprised entirely of Americana-style guitar slide (Hope Is). With wonderfully blatant guitar crunches and cymbal crashes, though the clarity shouldn’t work with such a frenzied record, be glad it does. This’ll be one of the best of the year.