/Power pop, Post-grunge, Alternative
rock, Angst rock, Screamo, Math rock/
Comment: by reading the quite surreal, almost incompatible snippet
by Live Savings` guitarist/vocalist Gabry de Waaij at Bandcamp its point was to
accentuate that music could be very essential and tenuous depending on how
someone used to value music. By my opinion, however, the Dutch-based quartet`s
4-track issue is not something of a null and void one. More profoundly, it is
an amalgamation of power pop energy, grungy guitar hooks to depict anxiety and
desperate feels which used to grow over your heads at times. On the other side,
it could be considered an example of screamo with some hints at mathematically designed
riffs and more sophisticated drum patterns than an average 70s influenced rock
band. In a word, within those strident rock templates you can perceive a
certain artsy endeavour and touch. In a word, it is a worth listening. The
issue is a part of the intriguing discography of Narrominded, the Dutch imprint.
