Reviews

The play’s treatment of “fatness” is constantly superficial and it is clear that on this issue LaBute has no idea what he's talking about.

It’s not everyday we’re able to enjoy gripping theatre alongside montages of internet porn and masturbating Chat Rouletters, but when in ROAM…

Put Me To Work sets the grandiose tone for an album with tracks that flow from pop-infused rock (Young Rut) to introspective ballad (If The Moon Rises) without skipping a beat.

Excepting single Come A Little Closer, the bottom rushing up from almost every track betrays a frustrating lack of depth.

Tongues and the self-explanatory closer Temporary Living are rightly righteous, but elsewhere their grumpy sounds feel a bit forced, although would likely still work in a correctly sticky carpeted live environment.

At times understated, this bright, intricate EP is undeniably solid.

Diversity, intelligent lyrics, parodying hip hop tropes and still owning them – a true modern classic.

Red Fang have gone beyond being simply another ‘stoner’ band – their stellar riffs and unquestioned passion have them poised for breakout success.