Zeahorse: Filled with ratbag cynicism, big beats and snarly guitars…..

Four years following the release of their second album Torana Dreamin, Australian four-piece noise rock group Zeahorse are finally back with a new long-player titled Let’s Not (And Say We Did), which is now set for release on January 29th via Copper Feast Records. Displaying a raucous, bombastic and grouchy noise rock that recalls the heyday of Amphetamine Reptile Records.

Frontman Morgan Anthony comments about this new effort: «The record is filled with ratbag cynicism, big beats and snarly guitars. Structures are reminiscent of early 90’s punk bands like Unwound and Fugazi but there’s also lashes of thick heavy psych which the band are renowned for».

From the everyone’s-mate company narcissist of The Ladder to the selfie-aware solipsism of 20 Nothing’s trendy shut-in, Let’s Not (And Say We Did) is Oz noise rock at its most relevant – like watching Countdown on acid dropped into kit-home hell. The lyric on single Guilty, «Tried to go to heaven but went the other way» is particularly pertinent here. Blare it while the poor in spirit march joyously into the inferno that it is their paradise – on their way to a photoshoot at the beach without ever stepping onto the sand.

Track list:

1. Designer Smiles

2. Panic Laps

3. Guilty 03:21

4. The Ladder

5. Cut the Slack

6. 20 Nothing

7. One of Everything

8. Don’t Laugh

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