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This is Soeza's first vinyl release on Germany's X-Mist Records. The first
song has a good catchy groove, like a pop-ier Magro Kuso. This is a good
song, with good music and good vocals. This is good lo-fi production for a
band described as "funky hardcore from the UK."
The second song features some horn sound, which I'm not into. It has Chili
Pepper like vocals. It is pretty good, but not as good as the first one,
although it is catchy in it's own right. This band is good at their
instruments, and this record features good production. The song-writing isn't
amazing or groundbreaking, but it's good. It has good rhythm and percussion.
It is a good song (but I don't like the horns).
It is a good song (but I don't like the horns).
The third song features more horns, which I still don't like. The production
of the vocals makes them pretty low, with the horns being louder, but the
style is original and interesting. This song is interesting and more original
then the last. The guitar, bass and drums are good, but the horns really piss
me off.
The record has good stream of consciousness vocals. It shows good, catchy,
original, song-writing skills, and features a band very tight. But the record
lacks a kick your ass power and togetherness. I would still like to see this
band live, and would like to track their progression and growth and hear
another release.
Matt Peterson is a Staff Writer. Contact him at MattP@rockzone.com.
