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Colaars
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Like most arbitrary genre definitions, the lines between math, dance and indie rock (particularly the first two) are so wildly distorted that they serve as little more than vague signposts – especially when a band ‘fits’, as much as one can, in all three categories. Enter Colaars, a Ukrainian four-piece who – genres aside – have a sound pleasantly reminiscent of an upbeat, Antidotes-era Foals, albeit with less discernible lyrics.\n \nTheir debut EP – Wood Arsenal – bursts into life with The Youth; introducing the band’s bright guitar lines, frantic staccato drumming, flowing bass and cacophonous vocals in quick succession; elements which feature prominently throughout all five tracks. Admittedly, the record does take a more sombre minor-key turn for Black Fox which – at a shade over four minutes – is the longest offering to be had. The change of tone shows off a bit of versatility on the band’s part, and certainly keeps things, at least from an instrumental perspective, from becoming overly monotonous. The vocals however, by their half-shouted and largely indistinct nature, do feel repetitive and represent the weakest element of the release.
Like most arbitrary genre definitions, the lines between math, dance and indie rock (particularly the first two) are so wildly distorted that they serve as little more than vague signposts – especially when a band ‘fits’, as much as one can, in all three categories. Enter Colaars, a Ukrainian four-piece who – genres aside – have a sound pleasantly reminiscent of an upbeat, Antidotes-era Foals, albeit with less discernible lyrics.\n \nTheir debut EP – Wood Arsenal – bursts into life with The Youth; introducing the band’s bright guitar lines, frantic staccato drumming, flowing bass and cacophonous vocals in quick succession; elements which feature prominently throughout all five tracks. Admittedly, the record does take a more sombre minor-key turn for Black Fox which – at a shade over four minutes – is the longest offering to be had. The change of tone shows off a bit of versatility on the band’s part, and certainly keeps things, at least from an instrumental perspective, from becoming overly monotonous. The vocals however, by their half-shouted and largely indistinct nature, do feel repetitive and represent the weakest element of the release.
