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Album Of The Week
Gurriers
Come And See
via No FilterA hypnotic and beautiful helping of chaos
Gurriers look you in the eye as they shake your hand on their new album, Come And See. A beautiful contradiction, as this simple record, which relies on guitar, drums and vocals, is intricate, noisy and deeply layered. What is, without a doubt, a punk album on the surface is also a great example of how important spacing and variety are in any record to make big moments feel bigger.
The off-kilter wobble of “Nausea” launches Gurriers' debut album Come and See with a blistering punch on.
Dublin-based Gurriers kick up a storm on their debut album Come and See, and pose a lot of difficult questions along the way.
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Album Of The Week
Gurriers
Come And See
via No FilterA hypnotic and beautiful helping of chaos
Gurriers look you in the eye as they shake your hand on their new album, Come And See. A beautiful contradiction, as this simple record, which relies on guitar, drums and vocals, is intricate, noisy and deeply layered. What is, without a doubt, a punk album on the surface is also a great example of how important spacing and variety are in any record to make big moments feel bigger.
The off-kilter wobble of “Nausea” launches Gurriers' debut album Come and See with a blistering punch on.
Dublin-based Gurriers kick up a storm on their debut album Come and See, and pose a lot of difficult questions along the way.