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Summary:
The second full-length release for London-based post-punk band TV Priest was self-produced.
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- Record Label: Sub Pop
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Indie Rock, New Wave/Post-Punk Revival
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UncutSep 15, 2022TV Priest remain wedded to a very contemporary wading-through-treacle post-punk feel but at times add a little space to the music rather than surrendering to claustrophobia. [Nov 2022, p.38]
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Jul 26, 2022It’s full of genuinely bracing moments that deftly thread punk grit with austere humour and unabashed sincerity. It’s just a shame that what they’re best at seems to have been done so well so recently by other bands.
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Jul 26, 2022TV Priest are still working on an individual sound judging from My Other People, and at the same time they're growing into a more accomplished and interesting band; their obvious talent makes them an act only a fool would ignore.
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Jul 26, 2022Ultimately, My Other People feels like the work of a band in progress that hasn’t entirely figured out how they operate as an ensemble.
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MojoJul 26, 2022The band retreated into the more self-contained approach which has spawned My other People. [Jul 2022, p.92]
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Jul 26, 2022There are still elements of The Fall in the taut rhythms and the brief but potent guitar flashes are occasionally reminiscent of Jon Spencer or J. Mascis. As a whole piece, though, My Other People sees TV Priest continue to map out their own increasingly intriguing identity.