Album review: Cheatahs – Mythologies
Cheatahs’ music is often compared to 90s rock and shoegaze: if you like those genres you’ll probably like this.
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Cheatahs’ music is often compared to 90s rock and shoegaze: if you like those genres you’ll probably like this.
Read moreThe artwork on this EP is stunning, a really simple yet striking colourful design.
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