A track that was only
mastered this morning has been released. It's Peace and they have
reinvented themselves to remain top of a challenging, yet rewarding
game.
It's six minutes of weighty,
stylistic grooves and riffs that form from a natural progression of
their last album, In Love. What may seem different in World
Pleasure is that we hear lead singer, Harrison, follow some
influential rap artists to turn their deluxe, unorthodox sound in to
a performance of disco-funk.
Injecting a fierce,
destructive element between the chords, Peace are single handedly
proving that music is not just a fixed thing, it's easily something
that can be played around with, developed and advanced in to a motion
that causes an uproar by fans across the world.
Taking influence from the,
most noticeable, 80s and 90s, the B-Town boys are taking this next
album to a form that we never expected. World Pleasure shows
intelligence of sound, intellectual movements within their minds that
explore areas that many bands wouldn't dare to touch and an ability
to compose six minutes of rich, focused, charismatic funk.
If this a sign of what's to
come in their second album, expected to be released in the Summer,
Peace could be raising the buzz they already had around them to an
even higher level.
Out of 10: 9/10
Out of 10: 9/10
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