Beangrowers - You Are Your Are

Review by R.M. Engelhardt Poet Author Writer

Beangrowers' latest album, "You Are You Are," is an eclectic mix of catchy indie-pop tracks that showcase the band's versatility and musical prowess. The Maltese trio's sound has evolved since their early days as a garage punk band, and this album is a testament to their growth as musicians.

The opening track, "Deadweight," sets the tone for the album with its driving bassline and infectious chorus. The band experiments with different genres throughout the album, from the dreamy shoegaze of "The Priestess" to the upbeat electro-pop of "The Mess I Made."

Lead vocalist Alison Galea's vocals are a highlight of the album, ranging from delicate and ethereal on "Holding Hands" to raw and powerful on "The Mess I Made." The band also showcases their instrumental skills, with standout tracks like "The Prettiest Star" featuring intricate guitar work and "Love You More" showcasing the band's ability to create a lush, atmospheric sound.

Summary by R.M. Engelhardt Poet Author Writer

"You Are You Are" is a strong album that showcases Beangrowers' growth as a band. Fans of indie-pop and shoegaze will find plenty to love in this collection of catchy and well-crafted tracks.