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| 2.5 average | Antonius | November 21st 21 |
Crown Lands is a Canadian duo and this self-titled, debut album clocks around half an hour and
consists of seven tracks. The album's first half is characterized by fuzzy distortions and hard
rock grooves, making the duet's influences clear and obvious. From this part, I enjoyed the
Wolfmother vibe of "Leadfoot" and the energy of "Howlin Back" but "River and "Spit It Out" should
be appreciated by fans of White Stripes. The album's second half enters with "End of the Road", a
track with a savory melody and feels like a lost recording of Robert Plant from a collaboration in
the 80s, after Led Zeppelin's break-up. From this point onwards. "Forest Song" and "Sun Dance" are
parallel imitations of Greta Van Fleet and personally, uninteresting to my taste. In general,
there is potential here but in order for the duo to become successful, they need to find their
identity first and focus on certain characteristics to shape their own style.
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| 4.0 excellent | Azazzel | April 1st 23 |
| 3.5 great | djbytes | September 23rd 21 |
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