SINGLE REVIEW: Kollision Course - Underground Calling

Single Review
Written By Amy

Paris' Kollision Course shine with indie nostalgia on their addictive new single 'Underground Calling' lifted from the the band's latest LP "Ether's Closure".

‘Underground Calling' is an excellent up-tempo bop along. Mixing arty Morrissey vibes with Pete Doherty swagger. Infectious melodies and buzzing guitars blend perfectly and balance playfulness with attitude.

The fuzzy distortion of grunge couples nicely with the nonchalance of indie and the pulsating energy of punk. Retro-inspired drawing heavily from the 90s and early 2000s with its eclectic, articulate, rhythmic yet somewhat intentionally half-baked, sauntering vocals that are characteristically comparable to The Razorlight or Arctic Monkeys.

It's a catchy listen with swirling riffs and a fresh sound. Shimmering with infectious hooks and a dynamic stance. My only complaint is it felt like it was over just as it was getting started! One listen definitely isn't enough!

Amy

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