by Erin Jardine
The first few seconds of this EP are not indicative of the rest of the listening experience. Abrasiveness is an undertone that Shoe Eater plays with, but their simple, neat riffs and clean vocals dominate the album’s tug of war with melody and grit. There’s definitely room to perfect the growling whiney vocals characteristic of this genre, but Shoe Eater places a firm footprint in Vancouver with this release.
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