Album Review: Rolo Tomassi - 'Time Will Die And Love Will Bury It'

It is a known fact, that each time Rolo Tomassi bring out a new album, it is incredibly better than the one previously before it. And with their new album 'Time Will Die And Love Will Bury It', out this Friday, this one sees them pushing what they do best to a completely new level.

The album is probably the most tightest thing Rolo Tomassi has released, but don't see this as them cleaning up their sound, as they still hold on to that chaotic style that we adore about this band. The album has some amazing beautiful moments, as it opens into a more colorful side of the band, especially with the track 'Aftermath'. However we are soon thrown back into the chaos with 'Rituals'

Like every great record, you need to take time to take it in, and we feel this is one of those albums. Up front, it is a good album, but if you look deeper into it, it is a fantastic piece of musical art. You need to look at the complexities of it, the adventure it takes you, because it certainly is a ride. Rolo Tomassi always push themselves with each album release, but this time it is different. It sees them colorful but yet heavy at the same time.

One thing for certain, this album is going to push Rolo Tomassi to a new level this year! 

The band are on tour this March/April, catch them at the following dates - 

March 27th - Randal - Bratislava
March 28th - Robot City - Budapest
March 29th - Nova Chmelnice - Prague
March 30th - Musik & Frieden - Berlin, Germany
March 31st - Headcrash - Hamburg, Germany
April 1st - Patronaat - Haarlem, The Netherlands
April 3rd - Audio - Glasgow
April 4th - Deaf Institute - Manchester
April 5th - Asylum 2 - Birmingham
April 6th - The Exchange - Bristol
April 7th - The Garage - London
April 8th - Strangeforms Fest - Leeds


Words by Ant Adams