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The Laurels - Changing the Timeline

The Laurels Changing the Timeline

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Discovered by:
Hugh McClure
Hugh McClure
Published:
Jun 09, 2012
Total plays:
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Sounds like: Nirvana, My Bloody Valentine, Smashing Pumpkins, The Jesus and Mary Chain
Why do we like this?
Sydney band the Laurels are one of my current favorites, and I'm impatiently awaiting the release of their album Plains (July 13). After bringing you my thoughts on the album's first single "Tidal Wave" last month, they're back with a new track, the frantic "Changing the Timeline."

There's a significant difference between the two tracks, firstly in their length. "Changing the Timeline" spans a snappy 2:52 and it's in-your-face, more pure-grunge than the psychedelic, bluesy "Tidal Wave." A constant wailing guitar murmur, reverbed vocals and frenzied drums give this track an overall uneasiness.

The band worked with producer Liam Judson on this one, and given his track record (Belles Will Ring, Cloud Control) I'm not surprised that "Changing the Timeline" is yet another feather in the Laurels' cap.

Now already with two outstanding and diverse singles, Plains should be one of the most anticipated Australian albums of the year.
- Hugh McClure
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