SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: PRESS CLUB – TO ALL THE ONES THAT I LOVE

PRESS CLUB
TO ALL THE ONES THAT I LOVE
INDEPENDENT

Press Club’s highly anticipated album, To All The Ones That I Love, is an explosive wave of alternative bliss that will sweep listeners off their feet. Hailing from the gritty streets of Melbourne, Australia, the band has built a reputation for its powerful sound and unwavering determination. Their journey to success has been marked by an impressive work ethic, as they have accepted every performance opportunity that comes their way, culminating in a remarkable 110 shows in a single year.

At the heart of Press Club’s sound is the captivating voice of Natalie Foster, whose vocals stand out with a distinct Aussie drawl that adds authenticity to their lyrics. She brings a lyrical honesty that resonates deeply with listeners, delivering poignant and memorable lines. The band’s skilful instrumentation enhances Foster’s emotive singing. Greg Rietwyk on guitar, Iain Macrae on bass, and Frank Lees on drums create a dynamic and steady rhythm together. Stumbling across tracks like “Vacate” leaves you breathless with its genuine strength and passion, reminiscent of David Bowie and Joy Division.

To All The Ones That I Love shows Press Club’s commitment to their craft and solidifies their place in the music scene. They are poised to solidify their place even more music, inviting fans to immerse themselves in a familiar and refreshingly original sound.

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