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Perry Lane Sect are a 4 piece rock band that consists
of Alex Tower on Keys & Lead Vocals, Paul Frayne
on Guitars, Mike Yetton on the Bass and John Salisbury
on the Drums. Every one hates the perry lane sect
is there debut album
The opener stats of with no singing as such more
just random voices that get louder until the vocals
kick in, they seem dry but good, its very guitar
and drums driven like the rest of the album, the
drumming is simple but does the job that's intended,
the guitars are well played with a fair few effect
pedals being used. The vocals sometimes get lost
in the mix, the sound is a bit of garage punk
band like, sometimes getting a bit progressive,
then a bit classic rock, doesn't seem to want
to get pigeon hold much, which is good, showing
the band has some range or is still trying to
find a direction, but whatever there doing its
working.They to let the songs finish when there
done, which has led to some lengthy tracks, the
longest clocking in over 13 minutes, but when
your enjoying what your hearing, you just want
it to carry on. A decent debut to say the least.
Every one hates the perry lane sect is available
to buy on the 27/07/09
4/5
Review by Robert Lawrence |
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Stef Cole (Keys, Vocals, Harmonica)
Paul Frayne (Guitar)
Mike Yetton (Bass) |
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1. Wake Up Call
2. Another Revolution
3. Fake Identity
4. Short Circuit
5. The Landing
6. Never On Your Own
7. To Be Known
8. Do The Right Thing
9. Where Is Malcolm Mooney?
10. Wants Me For The Money |
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- Top Cheese
- Brilliant
- Pretty damn good
- Ok I guess
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What Was That? |
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