Explore Moneys' debut EP review, blending alternative-rock and shoegaze vibes reminiscent of 90s icons like Deftones, Smashing Pumpkins, and Far. Perfect for fans seeking a nostalgic yet fresh sound

Money - Money EP Review

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Money better get all the recognition and success they deserve after dropping this absolute masterpiece of an EP. I can’t remember the last time a single track grabbed my attention as quickly or an album felt this perfectly crafted. Hailing from Oklahoma, these guys have stuck to the DIY grind, and it’s paid off big time. This EP is a powerful testament to their talent and vision within the alternative rock scene.

From the heavy, down-tuned guitars to the hauntingly raw, melancholic vocals, every element of this project is meticulously crafted. The bass on this record? It's the thickest, most intense sound I’ve heard in a long time—it really stands out. Each track on this EP serves a specific purpose; there’s no filler. The sound is tight, intentional, and every moment adds something to the experience. The production is flawless—perfectly mixed, giving the entire project a polished yet gritty feel that perfectly complements its dark, introspective nature.

If you’re a fan of alternative rock that blends raw emotion with solid craftsmanship, this EP is an absolute must-listen. Money has truly outdone themselves, and it's clear that they are poised for bigger things. Don't sleep on this one—this is the future of alternative rock right here.

RATING: 10/10

NOTIABLE TRACKS:

Fuct

Down4ever

Budd Dwyer

Slower Hell

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