Brandon Steep - The Woodland Regiment
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Album Details
- Artist: Brandon Steep
- Album: The Woodland Regiment
- Label: Web Tree
- Year of Release: 2007
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- Reviewed by: patchen on 2007-04-05
The Hereford, England five piece return with their 2nd EP of indie pop-rock that may be a bit on the slight side, but is nevertheless and fun and breezy way to spend the time it takes to here 5 silly love songs. The more spunky tracks like "Hills and Trees" and "Quintessential" off-set the false-starts of the title track, a lame ballad, and "Hiding in the Undergrowth," which seems afraid of its own potential to rock, so it doesn’t.
There are a lot of hooks here that could be a blueprint for a larger more full sound. They’re young, and, being British, probably already being hyped beyond what is good for them at this stage. Their upcoming full-length will them space to see just what will work, and what ought to be left to other bands in love with fey ‘60’s pop.
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