Review: Steady Hands – Truth In Comedy
a perfectly robust, melodic emo album yet ‘Truth In Comedy’ can feel a bit basic
22nd October 2018
a perfectly robust, melodic emo album yet ‘Truth In Comedy’ can feel a bit basic
“Stand Atlantic have written a debut album that fulfils their potential”
“‘Rue’ goes far beyond anything Hellions has put out previously… a genuine work of art”
It may have been unfortunately later than expected, but Knuckle Puck, Tiny Moving Parts and Movements didn’t disappoint in Nottingham.
‘Last Building Burning’ finds Cloud Nothings undoubtedly making the most of their melting-pot of sounds that should be better than this.
AH’s Ashwin Bhandari was in attendance as Walnut Creek’s The Story So Far made their return to London with Citizen as support.
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“‘Body Feel’ is a solid record, part wild animal, part lovable stray”
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On ‘Weathered’, Seasonal provide a nostalgic sound, but still feels fresh and contemporary”
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It’s frustrating that Sylar seem intent on bringing rap-metal back, despite their strengths clearly lying elsewhere.
On ‘In Our Wake’ the results are as wild as they are weird”
“Polyphia fuse two genres of polar opposites to create heavenly beats that sound as ethereal as they do hefty”
‘[Untitled]’ is an elusive beast, difficult to comprehend but a total joy to experience
‘Vitriola’ is a cathartic experience sure to resonate among the disenfranchised
“It’s huge, dramatic and devilishly wonderful… Behemoth have certainly delivered”
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