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Nov 4, 2022Across Endure, Special Interest embellish the cornerstones they established on 2018’s Spiralling and 2020’s The Passion Of with gestures that wouldn’t sound out of place on ’90s radio.
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Nov 4, 2022The band subvert the expectation by leaning heavier into their complexities to make Endure a triumph. It’s not so much a left turn as it is an evolution in sound, one that manages to cover more territory than their last album – and deliver their message in a way that is both more urgent and more approachable.
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Nov 8, 2022‘Endure’ marks Special Interest’s debut for Rough Trade and manages to plant a foot in both worlds - the resolutely uncompromising punks of old, and a band capable of infiltrating at least the more alternative end of the radio - with gusto.
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Nov 4, 2022Endure reaches towards fun.
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UncutOct 26, 2022Irresistible. [Dec 2022, p.35]
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Classic Rock MagazineOct 26, 2022Mykki Blanco pops up on Midnight Legend, but the highlights break out elsewhere when Alli Logout furiously punks the shit out of post-disco. [Nov 2022, p.75]
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MojoOct 26, 2022Their third LP is mostly comprised of ground-quaking punk-dance anthems, they're also politically charged, shot through with ribald wit, simmering anger and references to philosopher Frantz Fanon. [Dec 2022, p.93]
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The WireOct 26, 2022Endure is smoother and glossier than the last album, but it’s still music that moves body and mind, inviting dirty dancing between flaming police cars. [Nov 2022, p.67]
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Nov 2, 2022By the end, the album both feels like an inevitable destination from prior albums and represents an excellent entry point for the uninitiated.
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Nov 17, 2022