Then, Now and Neil

Album Review: SIX BY SEVEN - Then. Now And Neil If you're like me, you probably remember SIX BY SEVEN from the late 90s, when they were at the forefront of the UK music scene. Well, here they are again with their latest offering, "Then. Now And Neil", and let me tell you, it's a doozy. From the first track, "Dancing on the Head of a Pin", you can tell that SIX BY SEVEN haven't lost their touch. The raw energy and angst that made them famous are still present, but there's a maturity and depth to their sound that comes with age. Songs like "Love on the Dole" and "Going Down" showcase the band's ability to mix catchy hooks with heavy, distorted guitars. It's a perfect blend of pop sensibility and rock grit that few bands can pull off. And let's not forget the epic "The Rise And Fall And Decline And Decay". Clocking in at over 10 minutes, this track is a journey through space and time, with swirling guitars and haunting vocals that will leave you breathless. Overall, "Then. Now And Neil" is a triumphant return for SIX BY SEVEN. It's a testament to their staying power and their ability to evolve with the times. So if you're a fan of alternative rock that's equal parts catchy and challenging, do yourself a favour and give this album a listen. You won't regret it.