Idles Ultra Mono review – pummelling riffs and desolate beauty

almost 5 years in The guardian

(Partisan) The Bristol punks return with more precision-tooled muscularity and a hint that they won’t be hidebound by genre
The ascent of Bristol punks Idles from thrilling cult live proposition to unlikely Top 5 album stars in 2018 was remarkable. It was even more so when you consider that their sound owes far less to the melodic pop smarts of regular chart-botherers Green Day and Blink-182 and more to the blunt-force trauma of the avowedly uncommercial Shellac and Fucked Up.
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