Blake Scott - Niscitam album review

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"The solo debut from The Peep Tempel’s captain is expectedly confronting..."

Blake Scott - Niscitam
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BLAKE SCOTT
Niscitam
WING SING

The solo debut from The Peep Tempel’s captain is expectedly confronting, gruff and grimy lead guitar lines clashing and clanging with an equally idyllic and unnerving crudity; there’s the looming threat that at any second, the mix could erupt into hellish disarray – and yet it’s never jarring or distasteful. 

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Ellie Robinson
Ellie Robinson
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