Review: Tangled Hair- We Do What We Can

First Album Review Post!

I wasn't quite ready to write a fuller review on an album, but I stumbled upon a gem I wanted to share.

Tangled Hair- We Do What We Can

I just found this band recently, and I'm thoroughly hooked and impressed. Tangled Hair is an English indie/math rock band. For fans of Delta Sleep, Tangled Hair brings a bunch of material to the table in just one album. We Do What We Can has quite the expansive range of styles all packed into one. Expect lots of tempo changes as songs like Catalina go from a faint singing, to an all out band jam. It's a great album to hang out and listen to, and kept me intrigued as to what the next part of each song would sound like. My favorite tracks would have to be Yeah, It Does Look Like A Spider and Nao Is My Driver.

I don't think I will include a rating system into my reviews, as I'm not sure how well I could review things that I don't like. If I'm to review something, it's because I at least enjoyed it to some degree or found it interesting. I have an idea for a post topic for songs that I dislike, or just find odd. I have handfuls of weird music that could fall into that category so we shall see.

Thanks for checking out this short inaugural review post!

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