Review: Sharpie Crows - Golf Course/Mass Grave
Tuesday 14th September, 2010 1:26PM
Sharpie Crows have always been pretty far ahead of the pack compared with most New Zealand bands and this release from Mole Music shows that they haven’t let this change since leaving the country; this is no generic indie band, there are no MGMT riffs or trendy references to youth television shows. Sharpie Crows simply put forward the ultimate in DIY recordings, well done but not overtly polished, catchy and well-written but brimming with violence and despair at the same time. After two brilliant but very limited albums, plus a relocation to Melbourne, they return with a new EP and a lot more intensity.
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