Coventry’s new sons ‘The Fallows’ recently released their debut album ‘Face the Wolves’.
It was in 2010 that four young Irish lads, each with a shared love of electronic and art rock, grouped together in a disused office space in deepest North Country Dublin and began to write an album.
Aufheben appearantly, and rather contradictorily, means to ‘preserve by tearing apart, which is a telling and apt title for the BJM and their anti-hero leader, Anton Newcombe.
by Samuel Lambeth.
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‘Ways To Forget’ is an intelligent and melodic debut from one of the most exciting bands to emerge this year. Highly recommended.
He’ll never recreate the breezy, fuzzed up power pop of his masterpiece ‘Lapalco’, but he does revisit it here, ten years on.
Anyone would think that after three albums the band would fail to continue to impress us but Feeder manage to do the opposite.