Labels: In At the Deep End
Review by: Tony Era
This is quite a fun little mini album(?). It’s the basic Leeds/Wakefield punk sound that is doing the rounds at the moment, some screamed back ups, sweet melodies, and rocking songs. Some great harmonies throughout and the song structures are pretty inventive, in the same sort of way Milloy took a standard sound and turned it on its head. Plenty of variations and the strong vocals carry this cd though. My only little gripe is the production is a little weak, its just a sound I’ve heard so often and it just doesn’t pin me back in my chair as much as say Strike Anywhere or Small Brown Bike.
I really like this and it gets played pretty often when I feel like cheering myself up a bit and having a jump around.