ALBUM REVIEW: THE MACCABEES

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TO PROVE IT’
RELEASED 31ST JULY 2015, FICTION

Four years in the making, The Maccabees fourth record ‘Marks To Prove It’ is FINALLY HERE! Recorded in their native Elephant and Castle, the album encapsulates the urban feel of their surroundings and the current singles ‘Marks To Prove It’ and ‘Something Like Happiness’ are the standout tracks on the record and both produce the classic Maccabees sing-a-longs that will please the hardcore fans but also entice new ones in.

The Maccabees have consistently made very solid records since their debut album ‘Colour It In’ in 2oo7 and ‘Marks To Prove It’ is no exception. Other tracks such as ‘WW1 Portraits’, ‘Karmakura’ all add to the anthemic nature of the record and highlight The Maccabees new found maturity as a band.

‘Marks To Prove It’ is released on 31st July 2015