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Dec 21, 2010Although Steeple is not entirely groundbreaking, it's not entirely safe either, as its fidgety temperament is remarkable enough to make anyone feel at home.
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MojoDec 20, 2010An exciting, evocative album. [Dec 2010, p.94]
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Q MagazineDec 20, 2010Steeple is a big, old hairy beast capable of stirring the most primal of instincts. [Dec 2010, p.115]
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Oct 28, 2010As musicians, Wolf People gel together like a charm, and have a distinct advantage over a great many modern hard rockers by having a drummer, one Tom Watt, who beats away with a swinging funkiness, like the finest hairballs of 40 years gone.
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UncutOct 28, 2010A resounding power chord marks the confident introduction to this fine debut album. [Nov 2010, p.113]
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Dec 22, 2010At first listen, Tidings seemed more varied and adventurous than Steeple does. It had moments that hinted at pentatonic scales, exotic tastes of other worlds only compounded by the record's almost utter lack of focus.
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Dec 14, 2010So if you want to thrash around your bedroom playing air guitar, pretending to be the rock star which you're never going to quite be, stick Steeple on and let the air guitar sessions begin.
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Oct 28, 2010Just odd enough to escape period-piece pastiche, their deft weaving of different eras and styles makes them akin to a UK version of White Denim, and promises more exciting things from the future.
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Oct 28, 2010Tidings was a fine introduction to a promising new band, but Steeple is a fully formed statement of principles from a band that's taking all that baggage--of all the riff-heavy rock that came before them-and proving they have their own firm, fresh grip on the genre, and they're not letting go anytime soon.