Explosive, threatening, hypnotic; there are many words to describe the sound of "And So I Watch You From Afar ", but predictable certainly is not one of them. On their self-titled debut album the Northern Irish instrumental rock quartet delivers pure creative genius. Somewhere between slow-grinding viciousness and manic outbursts, they manage to build impressive walls of sound. Though clearly inspired by 80's punk and hardcore as well as classic stadium rock and metal, their music is so diverse and playful that it hardly fits into any common idea of genre. Exciting with a capital E!
1.) Set Guitars To Kill
2.) A Little Bit Of Solidarity Goes Along The Way
3.) Clench Fists, Grit Teeth...Go!
4.) I Capture Castles
5.) Start A Band
6.) Tip Of The Hat, Punch In The Face
7.) If It Ain't Broke, Break It!
8.) TheseRiotsAreJustTheBeginning
9.) Don't Waste Time Doing Things You Hate
10.) The Voiceless
11.) Eat The City, Eat It Whole
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