The Dambuilders - Popsong Food Yo Mama Fish

Review by Eva Virginius

Dambuilders' latest album, Popsong Food Yo Mama Fish, is an eclectic mix of indie rock, pop, and folk. The band's ability to blend different genres together seamlessly is impressive, making for an enjoyable listening experience.

The album kicks off with "Smell," a catchy tune with a driving beat that sets the tone for the rest of the album. "Drive" is another standout track, featuring an infectious melody and clever lyrics. "Shrine" is a more mellow track that showcases the band's ability to create a haunting atmosphere with their music.

One of the highlights of the album is the band's use of string instruments, which adds a unique texture to the songs. The violin on "Stay" and the cello on "Shrine" are particularly noteworthy.

Summary by Eva Virginius

Popsong Food Yo Mama Fish is a solid album that showcases Dambuilders' versatility and creativity. Fans of indie rock and pop will find plenty to enjoy here.