The Twits

On its second album of 2023, the London trio looks to enliven its bookish, deadpan indie rock formula.

Thickening the sound since May’s Tracey Denim has paid dividends for Bar Italia on The Twits, an album of great texture and detail. The mournful “Twist” piles layer upon layer as the winding guitars finally give way to a huge, fuzzy midpoint.

On the buzzy bar italia's second album in six months, they explore new strains of rock while staying true to their scuzz.

All those who lapped up ‘Tracey Denim’ will be satisfied here. ‘The Twits’ may yet charm a few more besides.

bar italia's second album on Matador this year is at its best where the individual ideas of its three members intersect.

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There’s a swagger to the best songs on the indie trio’s second album in six months – until the tempo drops

the twits by bar italia album review by Andy Steiner for Northern Transmissions. The UK band's full-length is now out via Matador Records