success

A Sunny Day In Glasgow – Failure

If this band’s first one was merely “good” then they’re really going after some awesome on Ashes Grammar.   This shit’s all hazy and dense (reminds me of Benoit Pioulard’s Precis) but then bam they hit you with the juicy juicy melodies and change-ups amongst the shoegazy greatness.   The album is easily climbing up the lists.

In any case, it’s so nice to see bands succeed in their sophomore efforts — bring the sound they were fermenting in their debut into something that works and is new enough sounding to not be written off.