SORAL bursts onto the scene like a caffeinated kangaroo with their debut single, "THIS 'N' THAT." It's like the drums are pounding out the rhythm of your heartbeat while the vocals are whispering, "Hey, remember that time you forgot to turn off the oven?" Combining heavy-weight riffs with Grime flows is like mixing peanut butter with jelly – unexpectedly delicious.
They dive headfirst into the chaos of everyday life, tackling the struggles of dead-end jobs with the finesse of a bull in a china shop. But instead of breaking things, they're breaking stereotypes and societal norms.
Taking cues from legends like System of a Down and Rage Against The Machine, as well as modern mavens like Bob Vylan and Skepta, SORAL creates a musical cocktail that's part mosh pit, part dance floor. It's like they raided the pantry of music genres and threw everything into the blender, resulting in a sonic smoothie that's both refreshing and surprisingly nutritious.
With "THIS 'N' THAT," SORAL isn't just knocking on the door of the music scene – they're kicking it down, arms flailing and ready to party.
Review by Thomas Imposter