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The Horrors – Primary Colours

June 3rd, 2009 Posted in Album reviews

Primary Colours graduates The Horrors from the group of kitschy garage goths that they debuted as into something more refined though just as (forgivably) derivative – they’ve clearly done their homework and their more evolved sound is a mishmash of the last thirty years of classic British post-punk, from the moody Ian Curtis vocals to the shoegaze inspired guitars and ambient excursions – and the album’s closing track and biggest highlight, the epically rocking and almost dance-able “A Sea Within a Sea”, is hopefully a sign that the band plans to take their sound into uncharted territory instead of drawing on the past.

7 / 10

Beggars Xl Recording
May 5, 2009

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