Violent Delights

Fantastic album. Jools had been on my radar since their single "Spineless," but over time, they’ve evolved their raw post-punk roots into a far more distinctive and surprisingly hook-laden sound. Their dynamic style—marked by spoken-word-like verses and explosive choruses—draws you in and leaves a lasting impression. The contrast between Mitch Gordon’s fierce delivery and Kate Price’s more intimate vocals adds an extra layer of tension and depth to the ... read more

Seven years in the making, Leicester's noise rockers, Jools (yes, named after Jools Holland), arrive with their debut full-length that offers more electroclash fused with pop rock and post-punk than any previous works, almost in a way in that they were saving their best work for the full-length.

Must listen: "The Pleasures", Mother Monica", "Guts", "Live Deliciously"

Skip these: "Dunoon"

Reminds me of: Bob Vylan, Soft Play, HMLTD, Bongloard