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If you
weren’t already familiar with Brighton based band, The Wytches’, macabre
material- it would only take a mere skim of their debut album, Annabel Dream
Reader, to discover their uncanny ability to merge so many different genres
from so many different eras to create a unique, ordered chaos of post-punk
meets psychedelic-surf-rock that works so very well together.
From the
screeching guitars and slurred vocals of ‘Digsaw;’ a track which promotes the
surf-rock side of the bands repertoire, to the hazy, lovesick cries of ‘Weights
and Ties’- The Wytches manage to display their versatility upon every track,
without losing their dark, early-Nirvana-influenced twang with which each and
every track on the LP remains bound together by. This undeniable craft is few
and far between within the current bombardment of psych-rock outfits we have
been introduced to over the past twelve months. If there’s one band worth
keeping your eyes peeled for during the coming months, it’s The Wytches.
Written for PostMusicDepression.
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