“The annals of music are filled with cautionary tales of bands who showed so much promise but soon faded out to nothing but distant memories. After an attention-grabbing start, of late it had looked like that scenario might become true of Crows too. Upon emerging in 2015, they quickly solidified their reputation as one of the most exciting new live bands in the UK, putting on a series of wild-eyed,”
“North London quartet Crows were a well-kept secret for too long. Thrashing around pubs and clubs, amassing a masonic cult following, they have eventually been signed to Balley Records, the label run by Idles frontman Joe Talbot. This album is a confident debut, imbued with the impatience of being forced to wait. Crows are defined by their thunderous, Richter-scale-bothering fundamentals, and thei”
