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Tablefox - Single Review: Under A Broken Smile

23 Nov 2016 // A review by Kerry MB

On the eve of their forthcoming EP, Tablefox are back with their new single, Under A Broken Smile.

If you’re a fan Tablefox’s sound, you’ll hear another slab of perfectly crafted indie rock, tinged with melody and oozing sweetness.

Under A Broken Smile has uplifting vocals, harmony and a beat that gives the song a great soft edge. It's mellow and perfect for those upcoming lazy Sunday afternoons.

Just a taste of what is to come from Tablefox and it's exciting stuff.

If you haven’t yet checked out the brilliance of these guys, keep your eyes peeled for their upcoming EP, and check out 2015’s debut album, Objects.

 

About Tablefox

After a massive last few years playing shows with the likes of James, The Charlatans, City Calm Down and The Feelers, Kiwi rock 4-piece Tablefox return with the lead single from their third album Battles.

Recorded by Scott Seabright Productions and mastered by Ryan Smith (AC/DC, Greta Van Fleet) at Sterling Sound. Burning Bridges was released on July 27, 2021, with the album Battles landing on July 30th. A stonking track that opens the new album and signifies everything about the last few years for the band.


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Releases

Battles
Year: 2021
Type: Album
Glass Houses
Year: 2017
Type: EP
You And I Will Find A Way
Year: 2017
Type: Album
Objects
Year: 2015
Type: Album
Passenger
Year: 2013
Type: EP

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