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Holes In The Wall is the debut album by the British band The Electric Soft Parade. The band actually consists of only two members: the brothers Alex and Tom White. Despite their young age (during the recording they were seventeen and nineteen years old) The Electric Soft Parade sounds very mature. It is fair to say that they do not come out of nowhere. Under the name Feltro Media they have already… made three self-released CDs. Their typically British sounding guitar music is neither original nor innovative. ESP fishes from the same pond as Oasis, Muse, JJ72, Starsailor, Supergrass, Embrace and Blur (13 at the time of the album). In addition, they also cite Ash, The Beatles and Manic Street Preachers as examples. They play and sing with a healthy dose of self-confidence and their songs are melodic and well composed. The chauvinistic English music magazine NME already proclaimed Holes In The Wall the best debut album of 2002 (that was in February ...). In the Netherlands we are generally less hype-sensitive, but this record is certainly worth all the attention. (MvP)more
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