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- Summary: The third full-length release for Los Angeles-based rock band Starcrawler is its first on the Big Machine Records label.
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- Record Label: Big Machine Records
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock
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Sep 16, 2022It’s hard not to make a comparison to a couple of acoustic gems like “Torn and Frayed” or “Moonlight Mile” by Rolling Stones. In this case, the comparison is simply a compliment. Starcrawler does not shy from exploring different sounds and genres, ultimately showcasing its talents.
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UncutOct 19, 2022Their strongest, punchiest batch of songs to date. [Dec 2022, p.36]
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Sep 16, 2022Taken as a whole, this is a perfectly enjoyable album if you want your music to be nostalgic, friendly and accessible. If you’re a jaded rock fan looking for a newish band and a reliable sound, Starcrawler are for you. For everybody else, proceed with caution.
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Classic Rock MagazineSep 16, 2022This album feels like something of a transitional one for Starcrawler, as they find themselves torn between their residual instinct to rock and a desire to roll into new creative areas. [Sep 2022, p.76]
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Sep 16, 2022The LA quintet’s third album doesn’t quite explode as much as it hopes to, though a few songs threaten to, largely the acid-tongued, grinding ‘Roadkill’ and the vintage-sounding title track.
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