My Review: Oh Well, Goodbye - Insignificance

 Oh Well, Goodbye - Insignificance

The Liverpool quartet is a pelvic caress, smelling of magic that sneaks through musical genres to leave its drop. Which is dense with calls, whispers and mystery that, like ice in heat, will come to melt inside you with this song, a mantle of light in streams of life. Between the Shoegaze that traces the melody, the Post-Punk that thinks about the rhythm, the Post-Rock that stirs the tears with a night kiss, and the Alternative that manages to fit into this discourse, you cannot help but be fascinated by how the whole thing always remains like a breath on a tightrope, amidst distant rocks. Philip Rourke's voice is the ideal compromise that gives peace and well-being, that takes the history of the aforementioned musical genres into account and leads them to a feast amidst yellowing leaves, smiling as they are kissed by the rain. The guitars are thorns without a chance to hurt, but they leave their mark: their melodies are paintings of incoming wind. 

You will discover how lubricating it is to listen to these notes as you bite into new dreams...

Alex Dematteis

Musicshockworld

Salford

21st March 2023

https://edilsrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/insignificance