After a cassette demo, which we haven't been able to get out of our heads since we first heard it, the trio from Granada gives us 6 new songs of dark, elegant and melancholic punk, very much in line with their debut on tape but perhaps a little more mature.
With the most eighties bass lines I've heard in recent years, guitar riffs that cut like a scalpel, extremely sensitive and natural vocals, along with that simple and elegant drums, make this EP an essential piece of today's post-punk.
