Salvage is a little pacier than that of their debut, but, it still has that absolute mesmerising quality about it that they do so well. It manages to swallow you up, spin you around into a ball of euphoria, and spit you out, only letting you notice what's happened once it's all finished.The depth of the bass is much more prominent here than in their stuff before, and whilst we'd most definitely still chuck in the comparisons to The Temper Trap or The Ramona Flowers, we're much more inclined to say that they have found their very own style and, that it is one which they can capitalise on and rule the world with.
The vocal seems a little different from before. It's still got that very high tone throughout, but it's just a little bit softer and more capable of becoming a bed for your thoughts to rest on. You'll be surprised at how easily you can relax to this sort of music and, whilst it sits right in the middle of somewhat of a Dance track, and a pop single, we can't get over how incredible this little band from Australia really are and hope that they can stay our little secret for some time ... although, if their name gets out there, the world will be their oyster.
Paul.
