These Things Move In Threes - Mumm-Ra > Reviews > 'You can't deny you're looking for the Sunset'

Author's product rating:   

Originality	Definitely a cut above the rest
Lyrics	Thought-provoking
Quality and consistency of tracks	Flawless
How does it compare to the artist's other releases	Not applicable
Value for Money	Excellent

Advantages:	Eleven beautiful tracks plus bonus materials
Disadvantages:	None

Recommend to potential buyers:

yes

Full review

'These things move in three's’ is the amazing debut album from the Bexhill-on-sea boys Mumm-Ra. Mumm-Ra consists of Niall Buckler (Bass and Vocals), Gareth Jennings (Drums and Percussion), Oli Frost (Guitar and Vocals), James ‘Tate’ Arguile (Guitar) and James 'Noo' New (Lead Vocals and Keyboards). The boys have currently just come back from their first Headlining tour. I had the pleasure of meeting these guys on the NME Indie Rock tour in February where they blew all of the other bands out of the water.
I had previously only downloaded their singles in which I thought the B-Sides would be difficult to match, but the album definitely doesn't disappoint. The album delivers quirky pop tunes that you're bound to recognise such as 'What would Steve do?', ‘Out of the question’ and their new single 'She's got you high.' The album contains eleven beautifully original songs and kicks off with tons of energy from ‘Now or Never’ which contains beautiful lyrics such as ‘I’m a terrible dancer but hey let them look, let them laugh, I’m not listening, for you I’m persisting.’
The band even took the time to work on the links between songs so that the entire album would flow smoothly and it does just that. My personal favourite Mumm-Ra tune is the incredibly quirky ‘Song B’, as all of the tracks it’s totally energetic with amazing riffs and is delivered beautifully by the wonderful lead vocalist Noo. The album is also a must for fans as it contains bonus features such as Mumm-Ra’s videos and the hilarious short horror movie made by and featuring the band themselves.
I would definitely recommend this album to any lovers of Indie as these boys are going to be huge!