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Taken from their album "Expect Delays. Out March 9/10 on Slumberland Records (N & S America) and Fortuna Pop! (ROW).

69 USD. Following up their excellent 2012 self-titled debut, Evans the Death return now with their second album 'Expect Delays.

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Track B7 is not listed on sleeve or innersleeve and is "hidden" by an extended gap of about 10s duration.

Evans the Death's self-titled first album burst forth with the energetic fervor of youth, the group tearing through songs like it was a race to the finish, while vocalist Katherine Whitaker rode the churning waves of sound like a champion surfer. Their second album is a bleaker, more resigned and bitter affair. Where Evans the Death felt like the work of a band reveling in the noise it was making, Expect Delays is more like an intense and violent therapy session that plays out in short blasts of passion and dismay. The band shows more restraint, holding back on the guitar attack only to unleash it where it will do the most damage, while adding more keyboards and more fleshed-out arrangements.

Evans the Death are an English indie rock band formed in London in 2011. The band consists of brothers Dan and Olly Moss (guitars), Katherine Whitaker (vocals), Daniel Raphael (bass) and James Burkitt (drums). They have released three albums. Their debut self-titled full-length album was released on 2 April 2012 via Fortuna Pop! and was produced by ex-Test Icicles guitarist Rory Atwell.

Expect Delays chugs along at a pleasant pace – ‘Bad Year’ is particularly cheerful, considering its title. If there’s a delay to be had, it’s probably the fact that it takes a few listens to warm to the album as a whole. It's exactly what a second album should be, and it's rare that any band delivers as well as Evans the Death do here.

The first song on Evans the Death’s second album is a glorious trainwreck, a stuttering, amped-up gem that regularly collapses under the weight of its own feedback. This is calamity-packed pop music, storm and stress with a melody, with guitars careening into each other and a rhythm section that lurches like a multi-car pile-up down on the highway. Evans the Death is a four-piece pop band from London that finds beauty within noise. Naturally they’re on Slumberland in the States-they sidle up just fine alongside Black Tambourine or Boyracer. Their strongest asset is Katherine Whitaker’s voice,. It’s a song that would work on college radio or lovelorn indie rock mixtapes from any era. Tough but sugary, Expect Delays is an unhindered blast.