The exaggerated, primal return from Shame is not at all a surprising feat considering the band’s proven consistency. Four albums in, Shame has proven a knack of evolving without losing momentum, this time their relevance is bolstered as they sink their teeth and nails into themes of corruption and society’s passivity (‘Cowards Around’) and toxic relationships…
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