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So overrated
Dogrel reminds me a bit of what Dropkick Murphys sounded like when Mike McColgan was their lead singer before Al Barr, and if they were a little less aggressive/in your face. To me it's a disappointing sound, too much post-punk than punk or punk rock, some of it's alright, Too Real is the best effort in getting towards a sound I enjoy, but really only a 2/5 overall.
Byrjar ágætlega en dregur svo úr.
Doesn't do much for me. If Billy Bragg was a bit more rock-punk and wasn't very melodic (more spoken lyrics), this is what I think you'd get. There wasn't much that engaged me, and grew a bit boring by the end.
If it was an instrumental it would be a really good post-punk record, but I just can't get past the vocal. Blur (confidence is a preference for the habitual voyeur of what is known as...) x Partridge (ders more to Oireland, dan dis) = This record. Rating: 2 Playlist track: Too Real Date listened: 25/09/24
Post-punk. Ni fu ni fa. Pues no, mira. Al final es taaaan tostón y repetitivo que le doy un 2.
I didn't like the voice and most of the songs were too similar.
Nothing special
The current darlings of the “indie” music world and they tick the box of youthful thoughtful rock, but only Boys In The Better Land is actually any good. Also seems strange to do spoken word delivery when the final song, Dublin City Sky, shows the singer has a passable singing voice. Overall I’m disappointed. Emperor’s New Clothes - again.
Would have been higher but that accent is appalling
Well, I hear this band a lot on various radiostations. But it is just not for me. Too British and the vocals annoy me just too much.
The music is neither here nor there, but I had an instant negative reaction to that voice. So much so that the music started annoying me too. 1/5 terrible. (Sorry bud, I know you probably love it and hope everyone else does too. But yeesh)