Gunk - Murk Noon

Review by Marcos Martins

Murk Noon, the debut album by the indie rock band Gunk, has been making waves in the music scene since its release. The album is a collection of 10 tracks that offer a refreshing take on the genre with its unique blend of garage rock, punk, and grunge influences.

The album opens with the fast-paced and energetic "Sickly Sweet," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The tracks that follow are equally impressive, with each song showcasing the band's raw energy and talent. "Drown in You" and "Slippery Slope" are standout tracks that demonstrate Gunk's ability to create catchy hooks and memorable melodies.

The lyrics on Murk Noon are introspective and honest, touching on themes such as love, loss, and self-discovery. The vocals, provided by lead singer Maya, are powerful and emotive, adding an extra layer of depth to the already impactful lyrics.

The instrumentation on the album is equally impressive, with each member of the band bringing their own unique style to the table. The guitar riffs are gritty and distorted, while the basslines add a strong foundation to the tracks. The drums are tight and precise, providing a solid backbone to the music.

Summary by Marcos Martins

Murk Noon is an impressive debut album that showcases Gunk's talent and potential. The band has created a sound that is both unique and familiar, making it a must-listen for fans of indie rock, punk, and grunge. With this album, Gunk has firmly established themselves as a band to watch in the years to come.