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I first heard of The Silicon Vultures back in January when I got hold of
their debut single 'Sour Tits' to review. The song was a fast paced hardcore
song packed with different synth sounds bringing out a catchy vibe, Delaney
Jae's screamo vocals matched those of Blood Brothers front man Johnny Whitney
proving that the British can clearly match the big American bands if not
better.
A few months on and the Silicon Vultures are back and ready to release
their debut ep which features their debut single 'Sour Tits' and four
other song making up the five track ep.
'Incent Wounded New' opens up with a buzzing alarm introduction with
Delaney Jae's vocals screaming into place shortly after, the song is fast
and angry and leaves you putting your stereo up as loud as possible for
maximum enjoyment. 'Howling Station Teamfeast' starts off with a disco
beat introduction and features catchy synth sounds throughout the whole
track, the vocals are a mixture of screams and are a bit more sing a long
for the chorus. 'Born Heaven For The Vampire Set' has a minute long spooky
introduction which is followed up with a minute of fast screamo vocals.
The ep finishes with 'DVTF' which is a short but fast assault of banging
drums and roaring vocals.
The Silicon Vultures have a huge noisy sound that just needs to be listened
to as loud as possible for maximum enjoyment, with a mixture of disco/dance
synths, pounding bass and fast crunching guitars you really cant go wrong
and with the likes of Radio 1 behind them and an ep of faultless songs
the Silicon Vultures surely have a healthy future ahead of them.
4/5
Review by Trigger |
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Delaney Jae (Vocals)
Jordan Page (Guitar, Synth)
Buddy Hell (Bass)
Ross Andic (Drums) |
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1. Incest Wounded Nun
2. Howling Stallion Teen Feast
3. Sour Tits
4. Born Heaven For The Vampire Set
5. D.U.T.F. |
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- Top Cheese
- Brilliant
- Pretty damn good
- Ok I guess
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What Was That? |
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