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DEA MATRONA – HATE THAT I CARE – ALBUM REVIEW
Irish duo Dea Matrona released their debut album, ‘For Your Sins’, in 2024 and instantly grabbed the attention of critics and fans alike with their high potential being immediately transformed into tangible credibility.
They’ve continued to elevate their brand over the past couple of years with impressive live shows and festival appearances. Now they are back with their second album, ‘Hate That I Care’ as they expand their sonic palette further.
Their sophomore album is a more sophisticated affair then their debut album. That record was a smorgasbord of style and influence whereas ‘Hate That I Care’ is a far more coherent album.
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The album is again entirely written, produced and recorded by the band themselves in true DIY fashion. Mollie McGinn and Orláith Forsythe showcase their varied talents including covering all instruments themselves along with their elegant vocal interplay.
The results are that fabled more mature sound which is rooted in confidence and ability. Lyrically this follows suit with some of their most vulnerable and genuine work to date which fits into the more melodic and harmonious sound of the album.
This is clearly a band still growing and experimenting. Whilst this album might lack the immediate punch of their debut, if offers listeners a far more captivating time and ensures they remain a band you can’t afford to sleep on.
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Volume 35 features our cover star Frank Turner as announces show 3000 and shares his 10th studio album, ‘Undefeated’. Plus we review the new releases from Emily Barker, P.O.D., Dea Matrona, The Exact Opposite, DAYTIME TV and EEVAH.
Our News Report has all the latest music news including live announcements from Frank Turner, David Gilmour, Massive Wagons, The Lemon Twigs, Alien Ant Farm, LostAlone, Levellers, Don Broco and Myles Kennedy.
Plus all the best new releases including P.O.D., Robert Jon & The Wreck, Black Country Communion, Fire From The Gods, The Lovely Eggs, Mannequin Death Squad, FM, Blossoms, Jaret Ray Reddick, SAFIRE, Yours Truly, Hamish Hawk, Mt. Onsra, VOWER, Our Hollow, Our Home, Heriot, Lizzy Farrall, Raven Numan, Soft Play and Richie Kotzen!
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DEA MATRONA – FOR YOUR SINS – ALBUM REVIEW
Irish duo Dea Matrona have been captivating audiences and gaining attention for their unique genre-bending rock mix. Now, finally that important career milestone that is a debut album is here to solidify their growing reputation.
‘For Your Sins’ is instantly enthralling as opening track ‘Stuck On You’ welcomes listeners with a funky rhythm and catchy chorus. As touched upon already, a diverse sonic palate is a key component of the duo’s endearing qualities.
Next song, ‘Stamp On It’, provides further evidence of this with its intoxicating charm and delectable stomp ala Tame Impala. Indeed the influences are plentiful and varied with Abba calibre pop songwriting, Led Zeppelin classic rock riffs, Pink Floyd ambition, Fleetwood Mac allure and Arctic Monkeys indie rock swagger all in the mix.
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A range of genre’s become identifiable as the record continues but all are bound by the overarching identity of Dea Matrona. Yes, despite celebrating a range of styles, this doesn’t feel like a tribute album. No, this very much feels like a real statement of a collection from a band who clearly have an innate natural ability to craft a enchanting song.
That reputation will surely only continue to grow with an incredible debut album in the bag. Each and every one of the twelve tracks here is single quality and adds something unique to a record that holds your attention with undeniable ease.
In short, you couldn’t have asked for a better debut album from Dea Matrona and the potential showcased on ‘For Your Sins’ is actually quite scary!
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Volume 32 features our cover stars The Hives as they show just why they are regarded as one of the greatest live bands. Plus we review the new albums from James and Gun.
Our News Report has all the latest music news including live announcements from Reading & Leeds Festivals, Graphic Nature, Rise Against, Mammoth WVH, Elles Bailey and St. Vincent!
Plus all the best new releases including The Meffs, Delilah Bon, James and the Cold Gun, Slash, Joanne Shaw Taylor, The Commoners, NOTHING MORE, FM, Like Moths To Flames, Dea Matrona, Robert Jon & The Wreck, Black Country Communion, The Lemon Twigs, Cane Hill, Royal Republic, The Treatment, The Mysterines, Kasabian, Gaffa Tape Sandy and Giant Walker!
Finally, we round up the latest additions to our ‘Discover’ New Music Playlist including The Rolling People, Regent and DeadWax!
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Volume 28 features our cover stars Feeder as they head back out on the road this month! We also review the latest releases from Kid Kapichi and Greywind!
Our News Report has all the latest music news including live announcements from Glastonbury Festival, Kendal Calling, Biffy Clyro, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Interpol, NOFX and Samantha Fish!
Plus all the best new releases including The Treatment, The Warning, Soft Play, Scott Stapp, DragonForce, VEXED, Royal Republic, Blue Öyster Cult, Joanne Shaw Taylor, Ashen Reach, The Dandy Warhols, Gun, Sløtface, fakeyourdeath, The Lemon Twigs, Destroy Boys, Dea Matrona, Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard and BIG SPECIAL!
Finally, we round up the latest additions to our ‘Discover’ New Music Playlist including Gold Bloom, Attic Theory and Eville!
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