Wolverhampton's Broozer, Are We Dead Yet? - EP review
Wolverhampton duo Broozer originally planned this EP to come out in late spring - but pick it up and give it a play and you'll be pleased to discover it was worth the wait.
Four tracks of gravelly, grainy, angtsy, sarcastic garage rock greet our ears like a drunken, slovenly friend who keeps us hanging onto our youthful ambitions even though adult life does its best to drag us away.
Recorded with "the extremely talented Ryan Pinson from RML Studios", based at the city's Newhampton Arts Centre, it slaps and slams you with regular ease.
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Broozer have only been active since last summer. And one single aside this is the first we have heard from them in a recorded capacity. It's a quick turnaround for the outfit and continues a recent trend of acts such as Walsall's The Bostin' Cockers in producing good quality material in their early days.
