Post War Glamour Girls - Pink Fur (2014)

Who would have thought that an art-rock/post-punk outfit comprising born'n'bred drummers would be so ruddy loud? It's not like hitting things really hard is integral to the job description. It does seem like Post War Glamour Girls have utilised this unique trait to full effect, and every cut on long-awaited debut LP Pink Fur is a rhythmic tour de force - sometimes as belligerent as swaggering hip-hop crunches, sometimes more sultry than 'Voodoo' by Godsmack. The Leeds foursome outdo themselves on this premiere foray; while their previous outputs have been gosh-darned impressive, this is another level of quality entirely. Attention please: those with a nervous disposition are not permitted to ride the PWGG-ercoaster. All others, buckle in, strap on and brace yourselves. Things are going to get bloody intense.