ROY MONTGOMERY - H: Bender LP alt-country finally in the third

finally in the third

and dynamic work to date

channelling the experiences of growing up in an insular outpost of civilisation into an uncompromising din of noise rock that bore little or no resemblance to what was happening anywhere else in the world

Zac Denton

ROY MONTGOMERY - H: Bender LP alt-country finally in the thirdIts been over a decade since Roy Montgomerys last album, and R M H Q is a hell of a return. H: Bender harkens back to his nineties work, where guitar riffs ensconced themselves in dynamism. Montgomerys trademark reverb laden guitar offers a fluidity like pulsing blood, coloring in each motifs corners and rewarding every deeper listen with heightened profundity. Montgomery was in his rock band period in the eighties, when the dark, minimalist post punk