Admittedly, the band does slip out of character mid-album. But fear not, the album ends on a strong note as the Perishers revert to true form. Pills, a duet between Ola and his former vocal teacher Sara Isaksson, is stunning in its simplicity. No doubt, the comparisons to Keane , Travis and Snow Patrol are valid. The Perishers are out to sway you rather than to bowl you over. Album Reviews.
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The song set was dreamy and earnest, a decent first album, but not exactly focused. There's a brighter sense of optimism on this album, but not in that gushing kind of way that made Coldplay international stars with A Rush of Blood to the Head.
Let There Be Morning is such an appropriate title because of its warm hints and hopeful overtones. Songs such as the lilting title track and "Weekends" play into this, capturing a gingerly kind of freshness.
Singing about unrequited love never gets old. The Perishers do it in such a way that's not overbearing. AllMusic relies heavily on JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to use the site fully. Blues Classical Country. Electronic Folk International. Jazz Latin New Age. Aggressive Bittersweet Druggy. Energetic Happy Hypnotic.
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