No Sinner: Boo Hoo Hoo Review
It was only a couple of months ago that I found myself wedged in a hyped crowd of blues rockers at Our Black Heart in Camden Town. It was the debut gig for No Sinner in London and they certainly went on to impress with a relentless set of killer tunes. The album Boo Hoo Hoo has been long awaited and beautifully captures all the passion and intensity from the band.
The single “Boo Hoo Hoo” excels in every way. Colleen Rennison’s lead vocals are totally immersive; she has command of every listener. The track shows off the quality of the whole band as well. It has the impact and power, but also has the quieter moments showing great subtleties in the song writing.
The following tracks “Love Is A Madness” and “Runnin’” keep the vibe up and on par with the first. “If Anything” calms the pace, but still maintains the strength within the song. Rennison has a fierce, honest tone in her voice, making this album very believable and relatable.
The record is a fantastic debut comprising of well-written original material and dynamic covers. Its vivacity and variation make it the perfect platform for the future.
The Review: 9.5/10
Can’t Miss Tracks
– Boo Hoo Hoo
– Love Is A Madness
– If Anything
– Work Song
– That’s Be The Day
The Big Hit
– Boo Hoo Hoo
Review by George Ward
