Friday, 10 April 2009

Review - Settle - At Home We Are Tourists

Settle - At Home We Are Tourists

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8 out of 10

Ah now it's nice to hear some indie rock with the emphasis on the "rock" rather than Coldplayesque droning dullness. Settle are all buzzsaw guitars and pounding rhythms, the kind of music that makes you want to wind the car windows down and drive a little bit too slowly through town even though it's a little bit too cold to have the windows down and you don't actually need anything from town 'cos you buy everything on the internet anyway.

You can hear a wide range of influences in there from Elvis Costello right through to Liars, but Settle have a wonderfully boisterous sound all of their own, which begs the attention of your ears right now.

Listen: www.myspace.com/settle

Tracklist:
1. Grand Marshall's Mooncloth Robes
2. Naked at a Family Function
3. Rite of Passage
4. ISO: 40yr M W/Kids Seeks 26yr F WO/Kids
5. Affinity for my Hometown
6. I Saw an Inferno Once
7. Murder
8. Sunday, Morning After
9. On the Prowl
10. Kick. Win!
11. Dance Rock is the New Pasture
12. Into the Mind of Those Who Commit Desperate Acts While Under the Influence of Others

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