INDIAN JEWELRY - LIVE @ SANGLES REDUX RELEASE PARTY - Whelans, Sat 18th Oct (1 Viewer)

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Reviews:

"These guys kind of remind me of a modern updated version of Suicide with the guitar explosions of sonic youth, the laid back psyche rock of Spacemen 3 and scuzzy synth led No Wave sounds. its a great big blast of pounding beats, big distorted bass synths, totally fuzzed up guitars and howling discordant vocals." - Road Records

"When it comes to summarising all INDIAN JEWELRY do into one song, Redux's fifth track Chasing Rats Out comes pretty close. Echoed, shamanistic vocals, semi-industrial/semi-blues track instrumentation, an implied mysticism, and a heaped teaspoon of paranoia. Yet, it's probably the song's easier definability that makes it the weakest of a brilliant bunch of songs here. From the more cathartic nature of the Einsturzende Neubauten - invoking Bombing Nightclubs to the Velvet Underground and Nico styling of Downtown, the Jewelry never repeat the same formula. They take elements of one song and carry it into another equation, hoping the chemical result is as explosive as before. Not that there's anything laboratory-like to be found here. All is loose, flowing, and determined to invert your perception of pop music and the wide world itself." - Totally Dublin

"Indian Jewelry come at you like Iggy Pop swaggering on stage - leather-jacketed hipsters with plenty of attitude and an unwavering sense of self. They don't sound like they come from one specific era - they could have shared a stage with Suicide just as easily as the likes of Telepathe. Tracks like 'Going South' grab the attention easily, others, like 'Chasing Rats Out' could wash over you in a blur if you're not careful. Then there's 'Downtown' ... reminiscent of the Velvet Underground, with seductive lyrics... They're hypnotic, the disconnected vocals and pulsating beats draw you in and threatening to never let go." Event Guide