CD Review by Adam Wujtewicz
New London indie rock stalwarts Fatal Film are releasing their new self titled CD at 33 Golden Street on Friday. Released by local record label The Telegraph Recording Company
and having been ¾ recorded by Jason Banta (Recur Occurrence, Burnouts
from Outerspace) this record is a celebration of all things local.
While most of their back catalog was rife with angst and angular
sounds this album features a kinder gentler side of Fatal Film. The
ryhthm section still pounds away with a steady slab of low end. Bassist
Dave Freeburg still has a good mix of rubbery bounce and fat clipping
distortion to his tone. Drummer Mike Winslow is as in the pocket as a
metronome and his tom work adds great texture to the high end assualt of
the guitars. It's really Matt Potter's vocals that are the first thing
to give away this poppier direction.
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