Hardly that Psychedelic Porn Crumpets have been enthusiastically celebrated on tour with us in the summer, the Australians now report back with their sixth studio album, which will be released next month. The psychedelic rock five-piece has been working on "Fronzoli" since the release of "Night Gnomes" in 2022 - a title that describes something that is actually unnecessary, but desperately needed as decoration. Just like the eponymous ruffle on the blouse borrowed from Italian. "This record is my favorite work to date," says songwriter and frontman Jack McEwan, "because every nuance has been discussed, critiqued, twisted and carefully trimmed, occasionally painting outside the lines, leaving just those extroverted flourishes." Indeed, the album is captivating for the Perth band's over-the-top, glitzy sound, which includes influences from classic rock greats like Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin and the Beatles, as well as electronic, experimental jazz. These rock influences are evident on "Fronzoli," with thrashy grunge tracks like "Sierra Nevada" and the furious "Hot! Heat! Wow! Hot!", where the band's hyperactive guitars and weird lyrics come into their own. The band of old friends has just found and further perfected their modus operandi and is justifiably proud of their joyous messiness when it comes to songwriting and production. "Dilemma Us From Evil" - the latest single from the album following the "(I'm a Kadaver) Alakazam" and "Nootmare (K-I-L-L-I-N-G) Meow!" presented earlier this summer - is a prime example of the Psychedelic Porn Crumpets' amazing blend of heavy, melodic guitars, eccentric lyrics and complex songwriting. Of course, the Aussies won't miss the opportunity to come back on tour with their new record in March.Presented by VISIONS, ByteFM, Classic Rock and MusikBlog.de. -
This content has been machine translated.Price information:
22,00 € plus fees