Blackwaters - People Street EP

Review by Imteyaz Ansari

Blackwaters' latest album, People Street, is a raw and energetic showcase of the band's punk rock roots. The album kicks off with the hard-hitting track "I Wanna Be Your Man," which sets the tone for the rest of the record. The band's gritty guitar riffs and powerful vocals are on full display throughout the album, with standout tracks like "Jarr'ed Up Generation" and "Freaks" showcasing their ability to write catchy, anthemic punk songs.

One of the strengths of People Street is the variety of sounds and styles that Blackwaters incorporates into their music. The acoustic ballad "Suzanne" provides a nice change of pace from the more aggressive tracks, while "Lonesome Streets" features a bluesy guitar riff that adds a different flavor to the album. The band even experiments with electronic elements on "Down" and "Paradise," which adds a fresh twist to their sound.

Summary by Imteyaz Ansari

People Street is a solid album from Blackwaters that shows the band's growth and versatility. Fans of punk rock will find plenty to enjoy here, but the album also has enough diversity to appeal to a wider audience. With their powerful vocals and tight instrumentation, Blackwaters prove that they are a band to watch in the UK music scene.