And those who were seen dancing
Tess Parks
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Reviews (4)
The guardian
d. 16. June 2022
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Alexis Petridis
d. 16. June 2022
"Album of the week" - "Explosive wit and anger from UK's finest rock duo ... The genre-splicing pair's sharp, concise songwriting makes for a mindblowing blast of distorted noise-pop - and destroys the narrative about who gets to make rock music".
NME
d. 16. June 2022
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Ali Shutler
d. 16. June 2022
"More dynamic, more experimental and with far more range than what's come before, 'Supernova' is a bigger album in every way. Their debut may have dabbled with nu-metal and grime but its follow-up pulls from all over. When the hectic intro track 'Power' crashed in, it's clear nothing is off-limits. Fear not, though: Nova Twins are still heavy as fuck".
The guardian
d. 16. June 2022
By
By
Alexis Petridis
d. 16. June 2022
"Album of the week" - "Explosive wit and anger from UK's finest rock duo ... The genre-splicing pair's sharp, concise songwriting makes for a mindblowing blast of distorted noise-pop - and destroys the narrative about who gets to make rock music".
NME
d. 16. June 2022
By
By
Ali Shutler
d. 16. June 2022
"More dynamic, more experimental and with far more range than what's come before, 'Supernova' is a bigger album in every way. Their debut may have dabbled with nu-metal and grime but its follow-up pulls from all over. When the hectic intro track 'Power' crashed in, it's clear nothing is off-limits. Fear not, though: Nova Twins are still heavy as fuck".