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From recently released album ‘Inward Parts’ comes another storming
single from Brighton/London Indie band The Others, award winning Guerrilla
giggers
Frantic and honest, this is exactly what you would expect from Dominic
Masters and co, except on their return, their sound is more rounded, slightly
more polished and tighter.
‘The Truth That Hurts’ is a typical Indie/Punk track, full
of energy and anger, Masters’ vocals spitting an snarling, Jimmy’s
guitar on a repetitive loop, this is catchy stuff that still manages to
deliver the band’s message and retain their image without sounding
too glossy despite the bulkier production.
This will appeal to any Indie or new wave fan.
B-side ‘I’m alright you see’ is more relaxed, finding
Masters singing about being in love, this is possibly the better song
of the two and would easily stand up as a single on its own.
4/5
Review by Jack |
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Dominic Masters (Vocals)
Johnny Others (Bass)
Jimmy Lager (Guitar )
James Moulson (Drums) |
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- Top Cheese
- Brilliant
- Pretty damn good
- Ok I guess
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What Was That? |
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