EP Review: The Miser – The Miser (Self Released)

Carl Fisher 1 min read

Forged from hell fires that were created in 1970, The Miser have been throwing down analog-soaked tunes and making no apologies for it since 2014. Famously described as Trouble partying with Budgie and Atomic Rooster, they’ll rip your head off with a bottom-heavy, gut-busting energy likely to make you need a trip to an emergency room.

The band have recently re-geared and will release a new 4 track EP which will serve as a bigger taste of things to come. The self-titled release will be out on July 3rd 2020.

A comfy slice of hard rock and heavy metal infused head-bangers, The Miser bring more than just the riffs with this self-titled EP. Although those are certainly in abundance, the swagger and groove of What A Pity is what really stands out.

Nawks of Judgement and Judgement Day follows that with the high-powered metal energy that The Miser have become so renowned for. Unrepentant in its desire to strip back any complexities and just go all out with the head-banging.

Simplicity in how it can be consumed, a throwback with a modern skin. The foot will be tapping all the way through the strong finale of Numb.

The Miser – The Miser Full Track Listing:

1. What A Pity
2. Nawks of War
3. Judgement Day
4. Numb

 

 

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The Miser – The Miser (Self Released)
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