Change Giver

Shed Seven's debut album, "Change Giver," is a delightful romp through indie-rock nostalgia that will have you dusting off your Doc Martens and digging out your old band t-shirts faster than you can say Britpop. From the jangly guitars of opening track "Dirty Soul" to the anthemic choruses of "Going for Gold," this album is a time capsule of 90s cool, with frontman Rick Witter's distinctive vocals soaring over catchy melodies and driving rhythms. The band's influences are proudly on display throughout, with nods to everyone from The Stone Roses to Oasis, but Shed Seven manage to make these sounds their own with their infectious energy and undeniable charm. Tracks like "Ocean Pie" and "Speakeasy" showcase the band's knack for crafting hook-laden, radio-friendly tunes that still pack a punch, while slower burners like "She Left Me on Friday" and "Long Time Dead" add depth and emotion to the mix. Overall, "Change Giver" is a solid debut from a band that would go on to become one of the most beloved acts of the Britpop era. So grab a pint, crank up the volume, and let Shed Seven take you on a trip down memory lane. Trust me, you won't regret it.