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Single Review: The Bad Electric- Beans

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Words By Anselm Anderson


The Bad Electric are a Punk band that recently emerged from a burgeoning Welsh Music scene. The quintet are set to release their hotly-anticipated new EP "Happy Endings are Overrated" on 8th December. Beforehand, they will release two singles to precede the album. I shall review the first single "Beans", which came out on Friday 24th November.

The self-styled "DIY" band formed in Swansea, Wales three years ago. Since then, they have self-released, recorded, and mixed last year's debut EP "In His Blood". They refer to themselves as a punk band but blend in alternative rock, indie and electro to give those earlugs a wringing. The Bad Electric comprises lead vocalist Johnny Randall, Matt Williams (Guitar / Synth / Vocals), Zach Williams (Bass / Vocals) and Tom Young (Drums). They feature various members from the Swansea Music scene such as HWDU and Suns of Thunder to name a few.

"Beans" is an energetic punk track full of wit and charm, reminiscent of bands like The Ramones and Pixies. The song begins with a dirty, aggressive riff that is both urgent and addictive. Lead vocalist Johnny Randall's unique and hazy vocals remain defiant, as the groovy riff builds in tension to the bridge. The earworm chorus is memorable and will leave the listener singing along. The riff builds in intensity as the stirring synths and sudden breakdowns leave the song feeling there is more to come.

The Bad Electric have been making a name for themselves with their orange jackets and support slots for Nick Olivieri. However, there is more to come from the band musically with this enjoyable introduction to them.

"I Guess I'm Here Now" is the next single to be released on 1st December, preceded by the new EP "Happy Endings are Overrated" on 8th December.


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