Post-Punk Album reviews - Page 4

GenresPost-Punk

Entertainment!

Gang Of Four

Gang Of Four - Entertainment! 9.0

Album review

Post-Punk
Entertainment! makes a strong argument for leaving space in a rock song. Andy Gill’s guitar cuts in short, sharp bursts, while…

A Hero's Death

Fontaines D.C.

Fontaines D.C. - A Hero's Death 7.8

Album review

Post-Punk
Fontaines D.C. remove much of the hurry from their music on A Hero's Death. The band sound heavier and more thoughtful, with extra…

The Agent Intellect

Protomartyr

Protomartyr - The Agent Intellect 8.4

Album review

Post-Punk
The Agent Intellect gives Protomartyr’s dark guitar music a strong physical shape. Greg Ahee moves between sharp, dissonant…

Bright Green Field

Squid

Squid - Bright Green Field 8.6

Album review

Post-Punk
Bright Green Field is restless music with a surprising amount of pleasure in it. Squid connect angular guitars, danceable rhythms…

Blending

High Vis

High Vis - Blending 8.1

Album review

Alternative Rock
Indie
Post-Punk
Shoegaze
Blending finds High Vis opening up their sound while keeping the force behind it. The London band's guitars reach towards brighter…

Y

The Pop Group

The Pop Group - Y 8.8

Album review

Post-Punk
Y makes its tension physical. Bruce Smith’s drums and Simon Underwood’s bass can lock into a strong funk rhythm, but the…

This Could Be Texas

English Teacher

English Teacher - This Could Be Texas 8.6

Album review

Indie
Post-Punk
Progressive rock/metal
This Could Be Texas gives English Teacher plenty of room to show their range. The band move between sharp post-punk, melodic indie…

Night Time

Killing Joke

Killing Joke - Night Time 8.7

Album review

Post-Punk
Night Time makes Killing Joke more melodic without making the band comfortable. Guitars retain their weight, the rhythm section…

Marquee Moon

Television

Television - Marquee Moon 9.1

Album review

Post-Punk
Marquee Moon puts two guitars at the centre without turning the band into a backing group for solos. Tom Verlaine and Richard…

Chairs Missing

Wire

Wire - Chairs Missing 8.9

Album review

Post-Punk
Chairs Missing gives Wire more room without losing the discipline that made their debut so effective. The songs use keyboards…

Stumpwork

Dry Cleaning

Dry Cleaning - Stumpwork 8.2

Album review

Post-Punk
Stumpwork takes some of the hurry out of Dry Cleaning without making their music more ordinary. Florence Shaw still sounds as…

Metal Box

Public Image Ltd.

Public Image Ltd. - Metal Box 9.0

Album review

Post-Punk
Metal Box makes the bass a leading voice. Jah Wobble gives the music a strong, physical centre while Keith Levene’s guitar cuts…

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