EMIR 82

 I still think "Dye It Blonde" is a great album.

 Once the last track is over, what remains on the face is a smile... that can only bring more happiness.

The review expresses a deep emotional bond with Smith Westerns' album Dye It Blonde, highlighting its nostalgic and retro indie pop sound inspired by the Beatles and Beach Boys. The author appreciates the album's joyful melodies, distinctive guitar riffs, and summer vibes. Despite some vocal quirks, the album's charm and maturity shine through, making it a timeless reflection of personal memories and youthful happiness. The review concludes with hopeful anticipation for the band's future work. Discover the nostalgic charm of Smith Westerns' Dye It Blonde and relive the carefree spirit of summer through its infectious indie pop melodies.

 The entire album is indeed a barrel of good wine left to age, it smells like the mid '90s and it’s really pleasant to hear certain clearly post-grunge atmospheres again.

 These mostly unknown Grapes of Wrath give a lesson in style to those who want to make music again at all costs without having anything to add.

The Grapes Of Wrath's 'High Road' marks their first album in 13 years, delivering a pleasantly nostalgic and refined alternative rock experience. The album blends mid-'90s post-grunge atmospheres with elegant melodies and a consistent style. While mostly strong, the track 'Picnic' disrupts the flow with a forced modern sound. Overall, the record is a well-played and enthusiastic comeback that revives long-buried sounds with sophistication. Listen to 'High Road' now and rediscover a timeless alt-rock gem with The Grapes Of Wrath’s elegant comeback!