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Track List
01) Stay With Me
02) Burn My Eyes
03) In My Mind
04) Junk Food Forever
05) Raindrops
06) Black Magic
07) Ultraviolet
08) Little Something
09) Holy Roller
10) Something in the Water
11) Palace
01) Stay With Me
02) Burn My Eyes
03) In My Mind
04) Junk Food Forever
05) Raindrops
06) Black Magic
07) Ultraviolet
08) Little Something
09) Holy Roller
10) Something in the Water
11) Palace
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First Released
2017
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British guitar bands are getting a bit of a rough ride at the moment. Whether it’s elder statesmen like Paul Weller bemoaning the “insipid” wave of music coming through, or Kasabian saying that they’re the only ones who can “save guitar music from the abyss”, things seem hostile for emerging acts. Reading rock group The Amazons are in for a daunting task, it seems, despite having gigged extensively for the last three years, scooping up sundry Catfish & The Bottlemen fans and bagging a slot on the BBC Sound Of 2017 shortlistin the process.
If it feels like an uphill struggle, The Amazons aren’t showing it on this debut album. In fact, the band attempt a knockout blow on each and every track and for the most part they connect. ‘Stay With Me’ is a bombastic opening, and follow-up ‘Burn My Eye’ draws heavily from ’90s grunge. As the record progresses, it becomes clear there’s little danger of the group ripping up the rock rulebook, but that doesn’t necessarily make it any less thrilling – most notably on the anthemic ‘In My Mind’ and the twisting ‘Black Magic’, a pair of bruising belters anchored around stadium-sized guitar hooks.
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British guitar bands are getting a bit of a rough ride at the moment. Whether it’s elder statesmen like Paul Weller bemoaning the “insipid” wave of music coming through, or Kasabian saying that they’re the only ones who can “save guitar music from the abyss”, things seem hostile for emerging acts. Reading rock group The Amazons are in for a daunting task, it seems, despite having gigged extensively for the last three years, scooping up sundry Catfish & The Bottlemen fans and bagging a slot on the BBC Sound Of 2017 shortlistin the process.
If it feels like an uphill struggle, The Amazons aren’t showing it on this debut album. In fact, the band attempt a knockout blow on each and every track and for the most part they connect. ‘Stay With Me’ is a bombastic opening, and follow-up ‘Burn My Eye’ draws heavily from ’90s grunge. As the record progresses, it becomes clear there’s little danger of the group ripping up the rock rulebook, but that doesn’t necessarily make it any less thrilling – most notably on the anthemic ‘In My Mind’ and the twisting ‘Black Magic’, a pair of bruising belters anchored around stadium-sized guitar hooks.
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