It’s been a few years in the making, but over its twelve tracks, the self-titled debut album of Bristol rockers Birdman Cult has been worth the wait.
The album serves as a chronology of the quintet, starting with the fevered garage rock groove of debut single Snakes, right up to the current day via the Covid-era kosmische sounds of Whisky Sunburn. But it also a statement of intent, with songs new and old showing tha the band is ready and willing to out-rock and out-roll anyone who crosses their path.
Bristol alternative outfit Birdman Cult have been belting out their unique blend of garage rock and post-punk since 2020, self-releasing a slew of singles which reaped praise from critics and crowds alike through radio and Covid era online gigging.
