Today, I am going to review TheMisanthropists, a 3-piece indie band from London's, debut demo album titled "TM." The band manage to combine indie tones and beats with a classic 1970's blues style to create a unique and almost mesmerising and energetic mix of sound. The effortless interchange of clean and overdriven tones help to keep the tracks fresh without over compensating, in my opinion, a strong demo album.MRG's Top 6 Picks:
Number 6:
In at number 6 is "Human Life," this song manages to combine a good use of octaves on the guitar and little jazz-syle drum fills in the breaks to complement the vocals.
Number 5:
Fifth position is taken by the song, "You've Got Potential," this song is full of over driven guitar, build ups and bags of attitude.
Number 4:
In at number 4 is the song, "g.O.D," this song kicks in straight away with high energy and pace, before mellowing into a disco beat and a clean sounding indie guitar tone, a very good indie-rock track.
Number 3:
3rd place goes to the song, "Run Away With Me," this song has a strong and distinctive bass line that manages to cut through the great grungy indie tone of the guitar very nicely.
Number 2:
In 2nd place, is the song, "Twilight Zone," this song is full of distinctive bass walks, cutting drums and awesome guitar riffs and tones.
Number 1:
In 1st place, I have placed the song, "I Want You," in my opinion, this is a top indie tune, packed with dynamic drum beats, overdriven guitar, and a strong and punchy bass line, a song that any indie fan would like.
That concludes my review on "TheMisanthropists" album "TM," hope you enjoyed reading it, if you want to check out the album for yourself, find it here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=biZjBqJu0bI&list=UUG50TPp7JdUIop6gyRMFc1w
Or check out their Twitter here:
https://twitter.com/TMisanthropists
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