Easy Pain

Description

Two years after Old Wounds, the Louisville trio is back with a 3rd album, Easy Pain. The band has swapped its legendary fury for darker atmospheres. Blending the strengths of their past and their tenacity to forge an album true to their reputation. A record steeped in the same dirty, reverberant goth-blues melancholy [as its predecessor Easy Pain], but where ferocity and stubbornness resurface, through fiery riffs and a tendency toward repetition, stubborn but measured. To the point that today, Young Widows evokes both Pop. 1280, The Birthday Party, Barkmarket, The Skull Defekts and Clockcleaner. » New Noise "The guitar is huge, the drums are battered, the bass more than ever true to its trademark, not to mention massive production. Constantly pushing the boundaries of post punk, noise rock, a kind of pseudo-industrial, experimental doom and gothic, Young Widows plays intimidation, sounding like a ten-piece orchestra while being only three. " Mowno