Inherit The Stars
A while back we
were a little taken back with a small band called Decode who hit onto the scene
with a very tight sound and very promising future, since then there have been
slight changes within the band and they have come back under the name Inherit
The Stars and we have been lucky enough to be sent their debut album to listen
through! Here is what we make of it.
Under Decode the
band had a very ‘Fightstar’ approach to their music but they seem to have
driven away from that and instead have built their own foundations for a unique
sound which is made up from both clean and rough vocals and beautiful
instrumental work throughout the release.
The release is ten
tracks long, or ten tracks short depending on how much you enjoy listening to
it, the songs all seem to blend very well giving the band a good sense of
consistency which is very difficult to find these days. The band have always
come across as incredibly hard working in all that they do and this album
really pays off for them with an absolutely incredible catalogue of tracks, if
you ever needed reassuring that the unsigned music scene is home to highly
talented bands then look no further than Inherit The Stars who we are penning
to carry the flag for the unsigned and unheard bands in the scene.
After speaking to
front man Daniel recently it is clear to see that the band have high hopes for
the imminent release.
So what can you
guys expect? Well to go into a track by track review would probably bore most
readers so instead what we will do instead is have an overall review, expect
songs that will eventually get you singing along once you have learnt the
words, expect music that will reach out and drag you, expect music that stands
alone and speaks for itself and expect an album that you can easily listen to
over and over again without it getting tedious and boring or without any song
feeling out of place.
Inherit The Stars
are showing up the entire unsigned scene and giving a highly promising
performance, any fan of the music scene will thoroughly enjoy this release and
definitely be wanting more, without a doubt one of the finest produced pieces
of work we have ever come across in the space of four years.
Final Riff Rating:
R R R R R *ones to watch this year*
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