7.6
Avg Score
8
Opinions
#7,095
All Time
22
Tracks
“angst and isolation from one of the country’s best bands”
“Shame push their post punk beginnings to raging new heights”
“The South London band’s second album is more eclectic and inspired than their debut”
“The London post-punk band’s second album is bigger, louder, and more textured as frontman Charlie Steen anxiously details the strange gap between youth and adulthood.”
“A lot has changed since Shame released their debut Songs of Praise in summer 2018. When the five-piece emerged they were heralded as Britain’s most exciting new band, this generation’s Great British guitar offering, and they seemed to relish the attitude, hedonism and chaotic live shows that came with that territory. Since then, the South London scene that the band are synonymous with has grown fr”
“For their sophomore release, Shame delivers a passionate but derivative set of post-punk ragers.”
