On their first album, the band continues what they have already done on their last EPs: Tackle and address challenges. French punk meets modern rock here, seamlessly transitioning from one song to the next.
It Can’t Be Easy is a harmonious body of work that musically delivers a coherent concept from everyone involved and knows exactly when the quiet or loud tones are needed. Especially the combination of female and male vocals creates a skilful variety, which emphasises the dynamics in the individual songs.
On their new album, the band talks about nature, which finally wants to take revenge on mankind. It reclaims its place and gives humans and animals a last chance to do better on another plane.
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