Bloody Lovely

Another solid Deathrays outing.

The Aussie indie rockers' third studio long-player, Bloody Lovely sees DZ Deathrays delivering a riffy, tube-driven, late-night sweatfest that invokes everyone from Japandroids and Band of Skulls to the Vines and Jane's Addiction.

While there are fun moments on Bloody Lovely, which we reckon will sound great in a sweaty basement, beyond that, there isn't really a lot else to this record.

As DZ Deathrays begin with ‘Shred For Summer,’ a pummelling track of shrill screams that’s akin to Led Zeppelin’s ‘Immigrant

'Bloody Lovely' by DZ Deathrays album review, by Adam Williams. The full-length is out today via alcopop!/I Oh You.