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Album Review: We All Want To - The Haze

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"For more than two decades, he’s been a great chronicler of what’s going on around him"

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From the opening seconds of The Haze, it’s clear Tim Steward’s knack for seamlessly bouncing between screaming guitars and sweet melodies is as strong as ever.

A different beast to Steward’s long-standing band Screamfeeder, there’s a hint of shoegazing for increased vulnerability, but never at the expense of an edge. According to Young Love, “I am not the author of the story of your fate.” Steward might not see himself as the author of anyone else’s future, but for more than two decades, he’s been a great chronicler of what’s going on around him.