If Thine Enemy Hunger

Listening to "Ludlow" reminds me of the first Breeders album.

Nice mix of heavy, grungy, sludgey rock and ethereal songs from this Georgia duo. Really well played and very captivating overall. Rather good female vocals that seem to float in the air and never come down and lots of heavy (but not metal) riffs.
(((((1))))) Heavy, lunging and doomy ethereal.
(((2))) Good mix of the slow and quiet to the loud and resonating.
(((3))) Straight-ahead 90’s, hard rock with some cool riffs.
((((4)))) Mixed up layers of guitar tone and vocals, interesting but a bit too blurry a times.
(((5))) Loud drums and lots of screamy, pretty annoying but general ok in the instrumentation.
((((6)))) Simple, strummy indie rock with pleasant vocals.
(((((7))))) Awesome, hazy, sludgy rawk. Like Babes in Toyland crossed with the Melvins.
((((8)))) Strummy, upbeat and rockin’
((((9)))) Fuzzy, wobbly and midpaced.
(((10))) Great guitar sound, so-so vocals.
(((((11))))) Really heavy riffs, big ‘ol drums and totally captivating vocals.
(((12))) Verrrry simple approach of guitar & voice & a one-line chorus repeated over & over “and I fell”
(((((13))))) Excellent, dense rock action like some kind of Neil Young & Crazy Horse tune turned up way loud.
((((14)))) Sad, sullen tune that is more quiet & soft than loud. Pretty nice and catchy though.
(((((15))))) Very pretty “slow rock” tune. Gorgeous vocals and minimal guitar .