Music / rock

Divide and exit


Reviews (2)


Gaffa [online]

d. 8. May 2014

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Lars Löbner Jeppesen

d. 8. May 2014

"På Divide And Exit gør Fearns musikside stadig ikke meget væsen af sig, men vælter blot derudad på et fundament af tørre beats, sporadiske linjer fra et billigt keyboard og en bas, der banker tungt som pulsen efter et dårligt amfetamintrip. Selv Martin Rev leverede større musikalsk diversitet i Suicide, end vi hører her, men det betyder blot, at fokusset er sporet helt ind på ordene. Og her sker der sateme noget".


Pitchfork

d. 8. May 2014

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Nick Neyland

d. 8. May 2014

"They're a band of inherent contradiction, neither coming from the English town of Sleaford nor being mods, although Williamson's appearance bears traces of a mod past. Instead, Divide and Exit is about as punk as punk gets in 2014. Williamson sounds charged, wired, determined to make one last go of things, simultaneously expressing his frustration at the helplessness of it all and finding his words taking him somewhere beyond his current predicament-a juxtaposition that could have fascinating implications for this band's future".