After a string of single releases, the best of this bunch being ‘Tantrum’ a song that coming just before the first lockdown, describing a place that many may have retreated to during the difficult lonely months, a musical safe place away from the hurt. Now comes Turnstiles debut self titled four track EP, an EP that carries the banner of the bands live energy and captures it within these minimally over dubbed recordings, using all the angst and frustration that flows through the music to full effect, this shows immediately in ‘Something To Die For’, it kicks in with screeching guitars, thumping drum beats and then hits you with a vocal assault on the need to follow, the need to have a reason to be part of something, or is it the need to blame other for our actions. ‘Bleed’ on the other han...
