- Music
- 01 Aug 12
Filthy Angels
Ni rockers’ debut is good clean fun
Funded by fans of the band via the Pledge scheme, LAFA is the debut album from Fermanagh-based rock band Filthy Angels and it’s a loud and lairy slab of wax that wears its Wildhearts and Almighty influences on its tattered, leopard-print sleeves. Opening with the caffeine bomb that is the suitably snotty ‘Borderline Mind’, the record is packed with sleaze-laced licks and classic choruses. Admittedly, songslike ‘Lie Down & Die’ would have benefitted from a better – read more expensive! – production and sometimes the rawness can hamper the impact of a few of the hooks. But, over ten tracks, the quartet have crafted a solid debut that’s both filthy and fun. A short, sharp, and welcome shock.
Advertisement
RELATED
- Music
- 20 Apr 26
On this day in 1998: Massive Attack released Mezzanine
- Music
- 18 Apr 26
On this day in 2000: Elliott Smith released Figure 8
- Music
- 17 Apr 26
Album Review: TOMORA, COME CLOSER
RELATED
- Music
- 17 Apr 26
Olivia Rodrigo drops lead single and music video 'Drop Dead'
- Music
- 17 Apr 26
Album Review: Jessie Ware, Superbloom
- Music
- 16 Apr 26
Album Review: David Kitt, The Big Romance (Kittser’s Version)
- Music
- 15 Apr 26