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Gurriers’ ‘Come And See’: A Fury-Filled Sonic Explosion

Irish punk band Gurriers make a thunderous entry with their debut album ‘Come And See’, channeling fury into an unforgettable musical experience.
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In a world where anger fuels the artist’s palette, Gurriers emerge with a debut album that’s nothing short of a punk rock revelation. ‘Come And See’ is a firecracker, propelling the Irish five-piece straight to punk rock prominence.

Every now and again, a debut album comes along that demands your attention. Gurriers, the Irish punk outfit, have done just that with their explosive first release, ‘Come And See’. It’s a powerful musical declaration, filled with heart, energy, and raw fury.

  • Riveting opening track ‘Nausea’ sets the tone with unyielding momentum.
  • ‘Dipping Out’ brandishes The Clash-esque sardonic lyricism.
  • The thrash guitar of ‘No More Photos’ is mosh-pit-ready.
  • Tracks like ‘Top of the Bill’ and ‘Sign of the Times’ offer melodic reprieves amidst the chaos.

Gurriers are not just another punk band; they deliver each track with a masterful blend of wild abandon and strategic precision. Their restrained chaos is a testament to their expert craftsmanship, ensuring that the album’s poignant messages are delivered with an impact that resonates deeply with the listener.

This is not just impressive for a debut or for a punk album; it’s impressive full stop. With ‘Come And See’, Gurriers have set a new standard for what’s to be expected from the ever-evolving punk scene.

Best Irish Band? Gurriers are clearly in the running, and with ‘Come And See’, they present a compelling case for why they deserve that title.
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