Friday, 27 July 2012

Quick Review - SULK


Playing with elements of Shoegaze, Madchester, Britpop and psychedelia, London quintet SULK take you on a trip back in time by channelling the baggy feel of the Stone Roses while adopting the hazy whirrs of shoegazing bands like Ride while also reviving classic British song writing like that of The Verve, another band that have shown obvious influence on Sulk. Instead of letting the bands influences dictate their song writing completely, Sulk have avoided making weak imitations of their predecessors, concocting a smorgasbord of nearly all things 90s. Anthemic ‘Wishes’ serves as an example with its explosive chorus and celestial droning.

It’s clear this young band is aiming for a colossal stadium sound, and demonstrated by their releases so far, they’ve already reached their goal. 

SULK - Wishes.

SULK - Back In Bloom.