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Racism
The UV Race's third album, Racism, is a rambling, shaggy mess. Mixing up ramshackle punk noise with simple and direct indie rock, the band sound more like followers of the New Zealand Flying Nun timeline than anything their home country of Australia ever produced. It’s in the wiriness of the guitars, the amateurish (but note-perfect) production, and the jangling idiosyncrasies of their sound and songs. The album is their most diverse to date, jumping back and forth between howlingly loud songs with thudding beats and happily unhinged guitars (“Nuclear Family,” “I’m a Pig”) that speak to their teenage garage punk origins; more restrained, almost pretty tracks like the surprisingly poignant “...
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