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8.3
54970
8.3 |
Bowlegs
The three-piece sound like a time-warped early XTC learned in hardcore and African rock reissues instead of punk and Farfisa organ rock
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8.0
54971
8.0 |
The 405
This is a big and breezy-sounding album which will come with the inevitable comparisons to Vampire Weekend (which happen to be mostly, if not completely, off-base)
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8.0
54975
8.0 |
NME
The sound of three dudes on an expedition into the tropics. Print edition only
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8.0
54968
8.0 |
musicOMH
With an ever-present, raucous punk aesthetic, it dips into sounds from across the globe
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8.0
54969
8.0 |
Loud And Quiet
Fair Ohs’ debut album was widely underappreciated, perhaps due to its simplicity, and on the face of it ‘Jungle Cats’ could meet the same fate, only it’s not simple at all, just very accessible
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8.0
55431
8.0 |
Time Out
It could be a mess, but thanks to the immediacy of live recording – and despite a short attention span that breaks off some of the best grooves way too quickly – it all comes together nicely
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7.0
55191
7.0 |
DIY
The wide array of styles that chop and change in an instant might not suit other bands, but the whole-hearted approach Fair Ohs deploy becomes the constant that joins all their wild ideas together
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