Thin Walls

While a definite improvement over their 2nd album it doesn't completely capture the intensity of their debut album. Still light years ahead of other bands and I hope they cross the pond sooner than later. There is a few welcome departures when it comes to song writing and style this time around and if you're familiar with this band Tull be pleasantly surprised.

instant favorite

3rd album from this Belgian band is a sophisticated swirl of darkly accessible indie rock with big beat-driven, orchestral blasts of sensually epic intensity led by Maarten Devoldere’s sleazy-slurred, dramatic vocals. The songs are deceptively entreating, with a mesmerizing core of club-groove smoothness that’s balanced by a mysteriously compelling, embraceable energy riding on raw swells of open-hearted passion. You might hear similarities to Black Strobe, dEUS, Arcade Fire, Grizzly Bear…with Leonard Cohen’s sense of romance and anguish. With beautiful production and a warm—if slightly torn—heart, absorbing “Thin Walls” is like sitting in a lush & plush chair that surrounds you with a vaguely uneasy sense of comfort and fulfillment. I like it here. Recommended.

These guys are getting better and better, with all the promotion this album has had and the rave reviews in the UK it's amazing they have not broken through to the big time yet.

Couldn't buy this at the time of seeing them in Glasgow, as their van had been pulled over for being over loaded!A worthwhile addition to my CD collection.

Excellent album, I just wish they received more airtime in the uk.

Great bandGreat soundsSticks in my head

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