'Dirty Tender Love' brings London reviewer back to Birthday Party era
Amanda Barokh of The Dalston Howl gives "Dirty Tender Love" a rating of 9 out of 10.Amanda Barokh, who is based in northeast London and writes for The Dalston Howl, recently reviewed "Dirty Tender Love" and compared it to what Nick Cave sounded like during the Birthday Party era.
Read her review here: Pen Expers – Dirty Tender Love
Barokh also finds connections to Tom Waits and Suicide, and mentions three of the songs on the latest Pen Expers album as highlights — "Ghost Train", "Drink To Me, Victoria Lee" and "iwannadoher".
In her review, Barokh draws attention to the singing performance on the record:
"Pen Expers frontman Alexander Arvman is gifted with the same oratory skills as Waits and Cave. He artfully spins out each song into a blood curdling tale."
The Dalston Howl reviews usually don't include a ratings indicator. In a message to Pen Expers on Twitter, Barokh said she gave "Dirty Tender Love" a rating of 9 out of 10.
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