Love and Peace and Sympathy
Following a brief spell in the limelight in the late 90s following their debut The Things We Make – a record which sat somewhere between Britpop’s darker, angst-ridden edges and Mogwai-style anthemic post-rock – Nottingham’s Six. By Seven spent a decade in relative obscurity. Following a drummerless period, Steve Hewitt (Boo Radleys, Placebo) is now behind the kit: Sympathy therefore marks a new phase of sorts, although the band’s familiar take on reverb-heavy, swirling rock remains more or less unchanged.
Following a brief spell in the limelight in the late 90s following their debut The Things We Make – a record which sat somewhere between Britpop’s darker, angst-ridden edges and Mogwai-style anthemic post-rock – Nottingham’s Six. By Seven spent a decade in relative obscurity. Following a drummerless period, Steve Hewitt (Boo Radleys, Placebo) is now behind the kit: Sympathy therefore marks a new phase of sorts, although the band’s familiar take on reverb-heavy, swirling rock remains more or less unchanged.