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In their debut album "Afraid of Tomorrows," MYSTERINES deliver a punchy blend of garage rock and post-punk that will have you headbanging away in no time.
The band's infectious energy and raw, unapologetic sound are reminiscent of early Arctic Monkeys, with a hint of The Clash thrown in for good measure.
Lead singer Lia Metcalfe's gritty vocals cut through the gritty guitar riffs and pounding drums with an intensity that demands to be heard.
Tracks like "Who's Taking Over?" and "Life's Not Easy" showcase the band's knack for catchy hooks and blistering instrumentals, while slower ballads like "Call Me" add a touch of vulnerability to their otherwise raucous sound.
Despite their youth, MYSTERINES show a maturity and confidence in their music that belies their years.
Each track on "Afraid of Tomorrows" feels like a statement of intent, a bold declaration that this band is here to stay and they're not afraid to shake things up.
While some may find the album's relentless energy a bit overwhelming, there's no denying the talent and potential that MYSTERINES possess.
With "Afraid of Tomorrows," they've laid down a marker for what they're capable of, and it's exciting to think about where they'll go next.
Keep an eye on this lot – they're ones to watch.
The band's infectious energy and raw, unapologetic sound are reminiscent of early Arctic Monkeys, with a hint of The Clash thrown in for good measure.
Lead singer Lia Metcalfe's gritty vocals cut through the gritty guitar riffs and pounding drums with an intensity that demands to be heard.
Tracks like "Who's Taking Over?" and "Life's Not Easy" showcase the band's knack for catchy hooks and blistering instrumentals, while slower ballads like "Call Me" add a touch of vulnerability to their otherwise raucous sound.
Despite their youth, MYSTERINES show a maturity and confidence in their music that belies their years.
Each track on "Afraid of Tomorrows" feels like a statement of intent, a bold declaration that this band is here to stay and they're not afraid to shake things up.
While some may find the album's relentless energy a bit overwhelming, there's no denying the talent and potential that MYSTERINES possess.
With "Afraid of Tomorrows," they've laid down a marker for what they're capable of, and it's exciting to think about where they'll go next.
Keep an eye on this lot – they're ones to watch.