Reviews by reviewersirrah
Review: Silent Descent ‘Mind Games’
Monday 30th April 2012
The compressed American-style mix is a clean, shiny affair but the addition of such upfront keys somehow re-Europises your impression of the band, all of whom are clearly working flat-out here.
Review: School of Seven Bells ‘The Night’
Friday 27th April 2012
Industrial elements wind around bouncing, almost Primus-like distorted riffery and ragged vocals that remind you of an Obsolete-era Fear Factory.
Review: M83 ‘Reunion’
Friday 27th April 2012
Industrial elements wind around bouncing, almost Primus-like distorted riffery and ragged vocals that remind you of an Obsolete-era Fear Factory.
Review: Battles ‘Ice Cream’
Friday 27th April 2012
Industrial elements wind around bouncing, almost Primus-like distorted riffery and ragged vocals that remind you of an Obsolete-era Fear Factory.
Review: The Maccabees ‘Given To The Wild’
Wednesday 25th April 2012
From the get go The Maccabees keep the quality as high as the heady vocal register throughout this album
Review: Blood Red Shoes ‘In Time To Voices’
Wednesday 25th April 2012
This band clearly want a lot, they want to get into all the strange 90′s-rooted nerd boxes Rock had laid out. Both male and female vocalists give great performances but the distinctive latter is certainly the USP here
Review: Errors ‘Tusk’
Friday 13th April 2012
Industrial elements wind around bouncing, almost Primus-like distorted riffery and ragged vocals that remind you of an Obsolete-era Fear Factory.
Review:Django Django ‘Storm’
Friday 13th April 2012
Industrial elements wind around bouncing, almost Primus-like distorted riffery and ragged vocals that remind you of an Obsolete-era Fear Factory.
Review: ‘Be Strong’ The 2 Bears
Friday 13th April 2012
Industrial elements wind around bouncing, almost Primus-like distorted riffery and ragged vocals that remind you of an Obsolete-era Fear Factory.
Review: Cruelty Circuit
Thursday 5th April 2012
Industrial elements wind around bouncing, almost Primus-like distorted riffery and ragged vocals that remind you of an Obsolete-era Fear Factory.
