Album Rating: 3.5
My first attempt at a very short review, just above a soundoff. Critiques wanted.
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Review was right to the point, and well written. Pos. Peripheral Vision is their best up until now (even though I was a sucker for their pop punk debut EP), but this sounds very promising. Kinda in line with their reverby shoegaze sound on Peripheral Vision, but there something different about it. More upbeat, but still mellow.
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excited to check this. really came around to “Peripheral Vision" lately. thought it was kinda underwhelming at first, but now I love it
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Album Rating: 3.5
thanks DB.
upbeat but mellow is pretty much the perfect way to describe their music.
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@ Atari Yeah man me too. I liked the overall sound the first time Peripheral Vision, but more listens definitely made me more attached to it. PS I always get stoked when I see your Folk Aesthetic avatar.
@ruf I got to see them live a couple months ago and they were so good. They only played Peripheral Vision songs though.
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Album Rating: 3.5
they seem like a studio band honestly. i'd love to catch them with Sorority Noise but i've seen their AudioTree set and Getz aint that good of a live singer. of course live is always better in person.
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Album Rating: 3.0
Been waiting for this to be released. I liked Peripheral Vision so I'm guessing I'll probably like these couple of tracks if they're along the same lines, i.e dream poppy/shoegazey.
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oh wow didnt know this came out
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also interesting review man. well written even if its a bit short. posd
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Album Rating: 3.5
yeah i forgot it was coming out until i got an email since I pre-ordered the 7"
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first off, only tumblrcore-worshipping hipsters were waiting with "bated breath" for this.
second of all, I now know no more about this 7" after having read this review other than the A-side is "catchy" and "smooth" and the B-side is long and the guitars have a "twang" and are tracked with seemingly excessive reverb. up your description game, sen.
I mean seriously the mothafuckas who pos'd this and are commenting saying this is well-written, you ever read anything by JohnnyOnTheSpot or acad?
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Album Rating: 3.0
I had no idea about this, will check it out
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Album Rating: 3.5
fair nuff Kep. reading Atari's review for a 3 track EP really opened my eyes.
welcome back by the way.
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I think it's decent considering it's your first review. Agree on the second track: It's not boring, but it's not mind-blowing either. The title track is great though.
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its not his first review aha and although I agree the description should be better, it still is well written and reviewing a 2 song EP is pretty damn tough
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"first attempt at a very short review"
Right. My bad :]
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I'm hoping this grows, but at this point I don't think these songs really stack up to peripheral vision
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Album Rating: 3.5
just got the 7" today. looks and sounds gorgeous.
it's also really funny to play it at 33 rpm. the humming part sounds incredible slowed down ha.
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Album Rating: 3.5
I liked these tracks as much as my least favorite PV songs, which is to say that they're decent, and I could see why someone else my like them, but doesn't hit me like a "Dizzy on the Comedown" or a "New Scream" does. I'm looking forward to see what these guys come back with some time on a full length.
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Album Rating: 4.5
i wish the transition between the tracks were smoothier but honestly this is as perfect as a 2 track ep gets
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