Review by Eric Raemaekers

New Dance, the latest album by Magnetix, is a thrilling ride through the world of garage rock and punk. The French duo, made up of drummer/vocalist Aggy Sonora and guitarist/vocalist Looch Vibrato, have crafted an album that is both catchy and raw, with plenty of attitude to spare.

From the opening track "Drogue Electrique," the band sets the tone for the album, with Sonora's thunderous drumming and Vibrato's scorching guitar riffs. The songs are short and to the point, with a sense of urgency that keeps the listener engaged throughout.

Tracks like "Garde Le Pour Toi" and "Desir Animal" showcase the band's ability to blend garage rock with elements of punk and even rockabilly, while the slower, more atmospheric "New Dance" and "Trop Tard" add a touch of variety to the album.

Summary by Eric Raemaekers

Throughout New Dance, Magnetix prove themselves to be masters of their craft, delivering a high-energy, no-frills rock and roll experience that is sure to get your blood pumping. Whether you're a fan of garage rock or just love good old-fashioned rock and roll, this album is definitely worth checking out.