“A love song from the projected beyond”
Hook-addicted and gloriously loud: Baby Combat delivers fuzzy, hook-led guitar songs with nervous energy and a scrappy post-punk edge across a brilliant double album, while Red Cavalry writhes with infectious jangly indie-pop energy and McCarthy-style lyrical agitation on Popaganda. Trademark Issues offer a defiant indie-pop difference with irreverent brilliance, and Publicity Department crank up crunchy guitars and two-part harmonies with power pop influences distorted through 90s alt-rock sensibilities. Danila Kozyrev rounds things out with a psychedelic and catchy ride through 60s and 80s influences.
“Quirky, jangle that claims the musical hinterland between the 1990s indie-pop and todays bedroom-pop modernity”
“The perfect juxtaposition of dry slacker pop, incidental jangled riffs and fuzz-laden aural textures.”
“Highly sophisticated indie pop about beer, nipples, more beer and - exactly! - even more beer.”
“4 new tracks recorded since the release of his Perfect Hour album earlier this year, Think I’ve Got It Now is a taste of what’s to come on the next Sorry Monks long player.”