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Following on from their previous single “I Need You,” the Hedrons
are back with Heatseeker.
The song just kicks off straight away, with no build up or anything.
It's just in your face. Blam. Glaswegian girl rock, here we go. A heavy
bass riff that fills the verses and underscores the main riff, which consists
of notes that work and don't work at the same time. They're slightly “off”
notes, and don't immediately sound at all related to the bass notes, however,
they are just. And it's this “not working,” that makes it
all work so well.
I don't really understand what that songs about, “I need a heatseeker,
cos I'm a heatseeker,” but that's really not important is it.
What's important is, it's a bloody good song. The heavy indie music is
refreshing in a way. It's not like every other band that have sprung up
recently, but it's not slipping into the realms of causing offense. And
the vocals, well, wow. An awesome voice that works amazingly well with
the backing.
Well done girls.
4.5/5
Review by Thom |
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Band
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Gill (Bass)
Rosie (Lead Guitar)
Soup (Drums)
Tippi (Lead Vocals) |
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Review
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- Top Cheese
- Brilliant
- Pretty damn good
- Ok I guess -
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