The follow-up to their 2013 debut, Stranger, Weird Peace sees the Perth five-piece expand their sound with tighter arrangements, broader instrumentation and lush four-part harmonies without losing their darker, edgier side. The result is an EP offering something different on each track, from the upbeat pop of I Disagree With Myself to the sinister rock of Uppers And Downers and the frenetic Don't Look At Me, each filled with moments of finely crafted pop melodies and crunchy rock riffs. A big step in the right direction and hopefully the next full-length will be packed with songs as good.
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