Prowler - Enter The Night Album Review
I don’t know a hell of a lot about punk rock music as I’m more of a metal head than anything else but one of the things that I do like about a good punk rock band is the energy that they have. Prowler are full of energy and the album kicks off with the title track Enter The Night that sets the pace up perfectly.
It’s a pretty short album tracking in less than twenty five minutes but gives a taste of what these boys have to offer with no sign of let up in sight.
This album has a certain swagger you can almost visualise the band walking the streets as a pack shades on, jean vests slick backed hair and white t-shirts. American punk rock n roll swagger.
Although this is an angry album a lot of the lyrics are about fighting back and not letting yourself succumb to the pitfalls of life. This is surprisingly positive for a punk band but still filled with plenty of attitude.
I know this might sound a bit strange but to me this is multi genre inspired punk rock. What I mean by that is there sound is made up of punk with Metal, Rock and even Blues influences. This really comes through in the track Fiend which has some bluesy rhythm and lead work.
Bitches of Bethlehem takes you straight back to the knife edge punk that these guys play with a hint of thrash in there for flavour. The guys really show off their licks and rocket straight into the next song. Sh*t Like You is a full on track the way punk rock should be played fast, loud and angry.
If these guys can take the energy from this album and put it into a live show they will be making a name for themselves pretty quickly. This is a great album which is easily accessible for all those that enjoy high energy punk rock music make sure you see them when they hit your local venue.
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About Prowler
2013 has been a productive year for Prowler with the release of their debut full length album Enter The Night in September, a handful of Australian shows, international acts under their belt - supporting Bring Me the Horizon to sold out crowds at the Powerstation (amongst others) and comprehensive gigs within New Zealand.
2014 was also an impressive year for Prowler, supporting The Misfits in Auckland and opening The Big Day Out.
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