Time To Go Home

General | Mar 2015

Reviews

Matthew
Reviewed 2015-03-24
Post-punk / Indie-rock. Second full length from Chastity Belt and follow up to 2013’s No Regrets. Home is Seattle and label is Hardly Art. RIYL: Savages, La Sera, Blouse, Sleater-Kinney. FCC on 4.

1. (4:33) Drone. * Guitar driven rock with cold vocals. Heavy reverb on lead guitar and heavy feedback on second guitar. Lyrics are great.
2. (3:32) Trapped. ** Catchy and moving song. Guitar driven. Ends with a solo.
3. (2:41) Why Try. * Fun house riff over dark heavy garage rock. Fun and catchy. Riff is a little annoying at first but the rest of the song rocks.
4. (2:52) Cool Slut. FCC Fuck. *** Love the lyrics. Mid paced, mellow and airy. Again, vocals and lead guitar have heavy reverb.
5. (6:06) On The Floor. * Guitar driven, mid paced, fluid and dreamy. 2 or so minutes of jam.
6. (2:18) The Thing. Loud and driving with loads of feedback. Noise and random screaming.
7. (5:32) Joke. ** A pop single. Unpolished and fun.
8. (4:00) Lydia. * Another pop single. Guitar jangle and reverb laden vocals. Guitar solo.
9. (2:57) IDC. * Emotional, slow, and powerful instrumentals. “I got drunk out of boredom, I did not want to be there…” End sounds like a record stopping with the stylus down.
10. (3:51) Time To Go Home. *** Airy power chord romp. Picks up fast. Play me.

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Charting

2015-03-27 — 2015-05-29
Week EndingAirplays
May 31 2
May 24 3
May 17 4
May 10 3
May 3 3
Apr 26 3
Apr 19 5
Apr 12 3

Track listing

1. Drone
2. Trapped
3. Why Try
4. Cool Slut
5. On The Floor
6. The Thing
7. Joke
8. Lydia
9. Idc
10. Time To Go Home