This Et Al - Wardens
[Jade Tree]

Physically grabbing influence and rolling it into a long multicoloured line of plastascine results in This Et Al having almost created something rather excitingly new, almost.

'Wardens' kicks off as Interpol kicks off; sadistically. All innovation is however not lost. The catchy yet obscure lyrics are sung with such flavour that they achieve the passive rectification of this little 'situation'. Resultantly, a flagrant bloom emerges from this grotesquely uniformed bud.

Judging from the quality of the horrifically over zealous b-side This Et Al seem to think they are something that they are not. Judging from the sumptiously fleshy a-side however, they are everything that they think they are, and more. As the rule of Thumb would have us believe is inevitable, 'Wardens' is at its best when it is not being overdone.

The exciting a-side is worth every one of it's 2:55 seconds, the wailing b-side however is not.