- Alternative rock
- Indie rock
- Post-grunge
- Hardcore
Comment: recently Italian quartet Bongley
Dead released a brand new one,
Undici, on their own terms
being uploaded and letting available for free download at Soundcloud, and Mediafire.
Before that they had issued
4, the predecessor of
Demo n.3
(2014). In comparison to its predecessor
4 abandons trudging
across a path being based on heavy and moshy alternative rock guitars
(though
Demo n.3 includes exceptions either – even hints at
dance punk/rock were represented over there). The guitars are more
extended and outstretched, light-hearted and jangling in their timbre
and style of play. Yet one should not forget and misunderstand it is
not an example of jangle pop because the combo is being influenced
and rooted by hardcore and (post-)grunge music. For instance,
Blueworms is a pure example of post-grunge style with a
commercially accessible tone. Nice pop song indeed. Similarly to the
previous outing a Sonic Youth influence (especially at
Silent
Queen) is also present over there yet it is more buried as it
was presented in some songs at
Demo n.3. A poppy Sonic Youth
version. At
She Comes Too Late the ending part is accentuated
with epic shoegaze tinged noises. It can be admitted their style
seems to be more uniform and unvarying with regard to the previous
one. By the way, they are being very kind by adding 41 cover prints
(sic!) within the folder. I did have to choose only one from this
bunch. Because of having listened to the great album a next step of
mine is to listen to
Undici.
