Violet Grohl’s debut, produced by Justin Raisen, draws on the louder and hazier sides of nineties alternative rock. THUM and 595 bring the fuzz and direct choruses, while Mobile Star and Plastic Couch leave more space around her voice.
The record moves between grunge-weight guitars, shoegaze textures and quieter comedowns. Often Others is one of the heavier pieces, showing the dynamic shifts that run through the album rather than staying at one level of distortion.
“she can handle both aggressive alt-rock blasts and hazy shoegaze escapes”
New Arrival
