Ha the Unclear - Single Review: Wallace Line
My music taste over the past year has changed a wee bit, and
I am loving music that harks back to the 80's, and Ha the Unclear do just that.
Their eccentric sound is filled with unconventional retro alt-pop
music making them the perfect backing track to the New Zealand summer, pity we
have just come into Autumn!
These guys are the kind of band I can see playing at summer
festivals all season long. The perfect band to accompany a day spent with fresh
green grass under one's feet, the sun shining and a drink of choice in hand.
Now I can totally understand that these guys sound may not
be for everyone, but if you are into ambitious musicians creating music of
texture and uncontainable and infectious tunes, then I suggest giving them a
listen.
Their track Wallace Line is filled with vitality and enthusiasm. I really can’t fault it to be honest and I have to say this has to be my most favourite single I have reviewed on muzic.net. I am gutted I won’t have the opportunity to see them live on their current tour, as I can tell they will be just as good, potentially more so when listened to live! I am now off to listen to more of their ridiculously catchy tunes, see you on the other side!
Review written by Ria Loveder
About Ha the Unclear
Full-length album Bacterium, Look at Your Motor Go was released September 2014 after a string of singles (Apostate, Secret Lives of Furniture, Growing Mould).
Michael Cathro is joined by Paul Cathro, Ben Sargeant and Theo Francis to deliver songs and stories about elderly regret, a coffee table's infatuation with its owner, tricycling through a New Zealand suburb, pondering the imponderable and the effects of catholic school.
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