The Isomers EP Review
EP: The Isomers Extended play
Artist: The Isomers
Duration: 25:04mins
Release date: 24th April 2015
Tracks: 6
From the federal capital rises
this unique, fun and loving rock band, THE ISOMERS consists of five(5)
band members: Seun Daniel (lead singer) Motie Tru(lead Guitarist) Issac( Bass
Guitarist, back vocals) Monlee( Keyboard) and Nelson Oladeji(Drums).
The EP had an experimental sound
of its own from folk rock to blues rock back to punk rock, probably because of
their influences from bands like: Mumford and sons, pink, fall out boys to name
a few.
My favorite is Pretty flowers,
it has this punk rock feel to it, when I first listened to the song it reminded
me of a song I had heard before, though it started out low then pitched
professionally well and I applaud them.
Bleed Away is another track I
love my them, the lyrics is deep, the instruments are smooth and compelling not
forgetting the originality and creativity of this track.
Coming down to Oya, this track
has a little bit of a similar sound to Olori oko by Infinity, commercially it
was the most successful track on the Ep.
Home would be the fourth track I
would go for, it has this sound to it that keeps you still till you are done with it then it leaves you with a smile and total relief
I would also commend the album art it was quite creative, you could almost see silence in the picture
I would also commend the album art it was quite creative, you could almost see silence in the picture
With the variation and uniqueness
of their tracks, there's one thing we can say for sure is they are here to
brigade the gap between rock and urban music and In their own way also shade a different
light on the genre in Nigeria.
