Reviews

Repetitive after a few listens, but solid and fun nevertheless.

It gets slightly cacophonous at points, but Ellis and co have been careful to allow enough space for the tracks to develop, building a dark and brooding atmosphere.

It’s still an impressive debut, and very much of its time.

Forty Five never really add a modern or personal streak to their dated sound, the album ultimately remaining lacklustre and unconvincing.

Still solid.

Compelling stuff in the main.

Make sure you’re screaming these songs next time they tour.