Head and shoulders above their peirs
author: Oliver Goodall
They are the sort of band you can't believe you've stumbled upon. Whilst this is their first recording, the maturity and sheer quality of the songs means you just know they are headed for success. Miss this album at your peril.
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it's a sad and beautiful world!
author: ringo kidd
This is a heart-breakingly beautiful album. Poignant lyrics, heart-felt performances and a haunting quality make this record stand out from all the other post-bends-era-radiohead bands. This is very special indeed. Thank you nabouchaka guys for bringing it to my attention.
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author: Phil Dodd
Okay, let's not play games here: this album is great. I've been a big, big fan of these guys for quite a while now, and I'm pleased to note that they've not only done a great job of translating the electric energy they create at their live shows, but have actually managed to raise their game. From the opening jangling guitar of opening track Left to Right, very reminiscent of Radiohead at their best, through the heartbreakingly beautiful strings of Hung Up (my favourite track), to the ambient Staring Down The Headlights (which kind of reminds me of Indifference by Pearl Jam) this album does everything you want it to.
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