14 Nov 2024
Indicator Dogs - Album Review: Anschluss
30 Nov -0001 // A review by Shade
The long-awaited and highly anticipated debut album from Indicator Dogs Anschluss is finally here - and it is not one that will disappoint.
With the very best in hard-hitting beats and slamming melodies, this album was produced by New Zealand's very own Malcolm Welsford (Shihad, Supergroove, Zed, The Feelers etc). SmokeCDs calls Anschluss "a stunningly original debut which easily lives up to the reputation gained via their blistering live performances."
Described by NZ On Air as an album for people who think and listen outside the square", and by Richard Thorne (Editor, New Zealand Musician) as "containing musical brillance, depth and complexity".
I would not be surprised if this album proved itself to be the next best thing to come out of New Zealand.
The long-awaited and highly anticipated debut album from Indicator Dogs Anschluss is finally here - and it is not one that will disappoint.With the very best in hard-hitting beats and slamming melodies, this album was produced by New Zealand's very own Malcolm Welsford (Shihad, Supergroove, Zed, The Feelers etc). SmokeCDs calls Anschluss "a stunningly original debut which easily lives up to the reputation gained via their blistering live performances."
Described by NZ On Air as an album for people who think and listen outside the square", and by Richard Thorne (Editor, New Zealand Musician) as "containing musical brillance, depth and complexity".
I would not be surprised if this album proved itself to be the next best thing to come out of New Zealand.
About Indicator Dogs
"It is not often that you come across music that is impossible to reference – bands usually sound like someone else. But Auckland's Indicator Dogs are a breed of their own. Known for their blistering live performances and definition bending musicianship, this will be one album for people thinking – and listening outside the square." - NZ On Air.
The Indicator Dogs are an eclectic bunch. Germany, America and West Auckland come together to form a diverse, but intense musical quartet. This unlikely partnership delivers hard, heavy sounds with lashings of dark beauty, which are meticulously crafted into 12 songs on their debut album, Anschluss.
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