- Alternative pop
- Indie rock
- Dance rock
Comment: undoubtedly
this 9-track issue is a nice listening session because of providing catchy
hooks in guitar playing, dashing paces and joyous melodies on the top. Actually
it is the first aspect regarding the Italian quartet`s music which seems to be influenced
by the so-called easycore (pop punk) groups. The other aspect is remarkably
gloomier and spectacularly nervous, however, reminiscent of Sonic Youth`s anguished
guitar chords and Thurston Moore`s singing manner loaded with pre-millennium
tension. In conclusion, despite the polarity of the aforementioned phenomena in
a theoretical plan Bongley Dead is able to melt them seamlessly into each
other. Last but not least- the favourite notch of mine is Razor which shows up a suggestive, dance-appealed gear in the
middle of bruising guitars.
