
Woods – Perennial
Woodsist“excellent new take on their summery psych-pop sound”
“Thee Oh Sees are back to slay pretence and pretenders alike”
“The instrumentation is an absolute treat. Each note feels considered, even agonised over.”
“Blossoming in adversity, beautiful melodies square off against the solemnity of the Old Testament, post-punk guitars soaring poetically from the noisy squalor”
“Manchester-based neo-industrial band take perverse pleasure in exploiting uneasy spaces”
“a statement quite unlike anything the Northern Californian woodsmen have done before”
An electro-punk “drive-it-like-you-stole-it, sparking-on-the-rims vehicle for reckless fun”
The Dream Syndicate’s Jason Victor gets hot and heavy alongside this set of general practitioners.
“Not for the wary. Not really for the uninitiated. And certainly not for the fearful”
A Foul Form embraces DIY hardcore and scuzzy anarcho-punk in the same, loving way that King Gizzard did with thrash on Infest The Rats’ Nest
“with an ear for a hook straight from the abattoir, it takes an oldboy to show the young’uns how it’s really done.”
“A really interesting album that fans of lo-fi alternative music will likely really enjoy.”