There’s a lot to love about Manchester four piece Fears Chella’s debut Cool.
A sound that’s caught somewhere between 90’s grunge and 90’s American pop-punk, Cool blurs its own lines between its pop and grunge influences.
A host of guitar riffs that travel between the styles of post-indie reverb, favoured by groups like Yuck, and the gut kicking chords of Sum 41, Blink 182, Cool comes loaded with enough fire power to set off hordes of mosh pits, with its thrash-grunge style of indie rock. With a chorus that demands nothing less than pure madness, once the first guitar note mingles together with its crunchy bass tones, Cool is a perfect meeting point for both fans of indie, grunge and heavy rock.
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