(From The Guardian)
Thus far, this year's hotly tipped alt-rockers have sounded weirdly
flaccid and aimless: listening to the albums behind the hype, you find
yourself wondering how the bands could be bothered to make them.
That is
not a problem with the debut from London quartet Savages, which burns with a feverish sense of purpose: the sheer intensity with which She Will or City's Full are delivered is breathtaking.
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