Review by Thomas Butler

Crows' latest album, I Love You So Gee, is a captivating and introspective journey through the band's unique sound. The album showcases the band's ability to blend elements of post-punk, shoegaze, and alternative rock into a cohesive and emotionally charged listening experience.

From the opening track, "Silver Tongues," it's clear that Crows have crafted an album that is both sonically diverse and thematically consistent. The band's signature blend of distorted guitars and atmospheric synths creates a sense of tension and urgency that persists throughout the entire album.

Standout tracks like "Demeanour" and "Crawling" demonstrate the band's ability to craft intricate and memorable melodies that stick with the listener long after the album has ended. Meanwhile, tracks like "Empyrean" and "Hang Me High" showcase the band's willingness to experiment with different textures and sounds, resulting in a dynamic and unpredictable listening experience.

Summary by Thomas Butler

I Love You So Gee is an album that showcases Crows' growth as a band and their commitment to pushing the boundaries of their sound. It's a must-listen for fans of post-punk and alternative rock, and a testament to the band's talent and creativity.