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All The Right Weaknesses
(Loose)
★★★★
FOLLOWING their superb, sludgy (in a good way!) debut, the Norwich six-piece return with another magnificent record.
Road tested during an intense touring schedule, the songs have a power all of their own, fluidly shifting from altcountry to a harder rock feel. Like a secret recipe, there is a depth and mystery to proceeding that adds up to something very special.
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