- Psych-rock
- Raga rock
- Alternative rock
- Garage rock
- Indie rock
- Acid rock
- Blues rock
- Lo-fi
Comment:
first of all, it seems to me that Beer Bottle Blues is the
most rocking issue throughout this 10-notch issue. It reveals the
combo to be at their most acidic and dynamic. The other tracks might
be more restrained, at times veering into the intonation of sordid
blear-eyed blues/boozy rock (at Today I Lost My Job), at times
making up more raga tinged incantations, at times just jolting and
rattling through fluttering wah-wah guitar effects and linear chord
manipulations being at times stretched out, being at times pitched-up
therefore creating a psychedelic effect. At times it does not reach a
magical effect, especially at the time of more acoustic moments, but
mostly it succeeds and acts upon the listener. Especially in such
tracks as I Don`t See It In You, and Dark Side. Minute
Songs exploits some grunge-y riffs but fortunately it evades the
borders of grunge music by straddling on a blackened layer of blues
rock. Given that you shall have to listen to it to decide whether is
it your cup of tea or not. For me it is a cup of coffee. Tunnelbirds
is a combo from Utrecht, The Netherlands and the issue is a part of the discography of 2419 Record Label.
