It is a classic raw rock track in the simplest terms with lyrics reminiscent of grunge angst and a lot of noise to exaggerate the feeling. The song is the latest single for their debut album “Now When We Talk It’s Violence” and serves its purpose exceptionally well garnering much interest in me. A simple guitar riff and bass line make up the beginning and body of the track which, while simple and work in the context of the track. This simplest is mixed with the quiet verse, loud chorus popularised in the 90s. It is a very effective tool as the chorus is so attention grabbing and explosive you have to focus on it.

The Brighton trio has been described as a mix between My Bloody Valentine and the Pixies. While these comparisons are valid, personally I’m reminded of 90’s alternative act Sonic Youth. The whole aesthetic of the group reminds of that raw and gritty sound Kim Gordon and Co. had in their heyday. The ability to switch from bassist Lucy Sheehan to guitarist Ensbury on vocals or harmonise allow for different sounds on each track I have heard so far. The harmonising in particular is a favourite part of mine especially on this track, as Sheehan has a fantastic voice.

The group is making some waves at the moment as they already have twenty thousand monthly listeners on Spotify. This latest song will continue that trend as its rock elements make it a quick fun listen at less than 2 minutes and 15 seconds. “Dubious Goals Committee” is currently on Spotify’s New Music Friday UK playlist further boosting a growing audience for the group. After listening to the tracks I can say I will join in the fun. They’re an enjoyable band with an intriguing sound I haven’t heard in a while. I genuinely am looking forward to hearing more as I go through their older material to find other possible gems.