The Darlingtons – ‘Decades Dance’ album review

The Darlingtons – Decades Dance

[rating:4/5]

You may remember a few months ago I named Taunton band The Darlingtons as my favourite new band – and just to prove what a good judge of music I am here’s their debut album Decades Dance, which is amazing:

Decades Dance, out now on indie label Ordered Records, is exactly what I was hoping for from The Darlingtons – a blisteringly emotional set of songs full of huge choruses and engaging guitar lines. Their ability to create a strung out, mellow atmosphere which threatens to burst into life at any point builds a great tension throughout Decades Dance, and is what sets The Darlingtons apart as one of the most exciting new bands around.

I won’t go into a full-blown review of the album, because you can listen above and make up your own minds. Let me know what you think of Decades Dance in the comments below….


Post Author: Luke Glassford

All-Noise was founded in 2010 with just one simple aim – to highlight and celebrate ‘proper music’, made by real people with real musical inspirations.

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