Amusement Parks on Fire

An English band described in the review as an English quartet from Nottingham; noted for a self-titled album and songs such as "Venus In A Cancer", "Eighty Eight" and "Wiper".

DeBaser review notes a "wall of guitars and feedback", monotone vocals, quiet/storm (quiet - storm) song structures, and explicit comparison to My Bloody Valentine influences. Specific track mentions in the review: "23 Jewels", "Venus In A Cancer", "Eighty Eight", "Wiper".

A single DeBaser review criticises the band for overlong slow moments and monotone vocals. The review highlights loud guitars, feedback and quiet/storm dynamics. A few tracks (Venus In A Cancer, Eighty Eight, Wiper) are noted as the liveliest moments. Overall the reviewer rates the album 2/5 and calls it skippable.

For:Fans of shoegaze, noisy guitar music, and listeners who follow My Bloody Valentine-style soundscapes.