Containing only seven tracks, just two of which over four minutes long, For Days Deep sets its stall out from the get-go to pack a punch with a sound that transports you back to an era of painted Doc Marten boots, striped leggings and floppy crimped fringes. Comparisons to bands of that time have been rife according to the Oakland outfit, My Bloody Valentine, Primitives and certainly more than a hint of The Cocteau Twins. Despite the similarities there is a unique sound here and as with many three-pieces the result can be dependent on the relationship between vocal and guitar. Dennis Bestafka’s playing style is powerful and Edge like if a little rougher at the corners. Tarabud’s voice is melodic yet at the same time monotone but together they work in tandem like a musical version of Wayne Rooney and Peter Crouch.
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