TRACK REVIEW: All the Nines – The Yodeller | NARC. | Reliably Informed | Music and Creative Arts News for Newcastle and the North East

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Blending distortion with a technical instrumentation at its heart, All The Nines offer a progressive rock explosion on their new single The Yodeller. With speak-singing reminiscent to Blur’s Damon Albarn, All The Nines navigate a sonic evolution wherein layered melodies find brief interludes of respite. As seemingly disjointed instrumentals overlap into pockets of coherency, just to revert back to individual exploration, the track engages listeners and teases anticipation throughout.

Creatively rich and sonically expressive, this punky progressive band uses complex rhythm and timings to create a mathy texture beneath the tapestry of technical distortion. Akin to bands Minutemen and Flipper, with hints of Trent Reznor, The Yodeller suits free-thinking fans who enjoy an indie blend of technical and progressive rock.

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