It contains quite a discordant riff that at first sounds off, but eventually falls perfectly into place. 97 provides us with a desolate opening using a single echoing guitar and soft vocal before the guitars break over you. Business Man is driven along by piano and bass until distorted synths kick in as the guitars keep building on each other. Over provides us with a proper post-punk opening, a high tempo and a fabulous chorus.Įlsewhere there are new delights to entertain us. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2019 CD release of 'Into Red' on Discogs. Anything Else recalls Ill from their debut album, before taking us off in a slightly different direction with some stupendous guitar bursts. More Than Ever is a classic up-tempo indie rock number that, while not hugely original in design, is brilliantly executed. There are some hark-backs to earlier days. The vocals have more of a drawl to them and the effect-laden guitars in the chorus section are something to behold. Paradiso continues this trend, while still being unmistakably FEWS. A NM- record has more than likely never been played, and the vinyl will play perfectly, with no imperfections during playback. It incorporates elements of shoegaze, isn’t afraid to hold the pace up where necessary, and sheds the sometimes jangly guitars of the last album for something much beefier. 1 x Vinyl, LP, Album, Limited Edition - Red. This is epitomised on opening track Quiet, which is anything but. Written, recorded and realized in the underbelly of Malmo, Sweden with Joakim Lindberg (Hater) and mixed courtesy of James Dring (Gorillaz, Jamie T, Magic Gang). What we have with Into Red is a more mature sound, greater use of atmosphere, heavier guitars and a sometimes slower pace. The second album from Swedish/US post-punk group FEWS sees the band building on the unique sound developed on debut album Means.

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