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Review: It's refreshing to hear Faris Badawan and co. return to form with their appropriately titled fifth album. 'V' is supercharged with electronic fuzz and an anthemic rock swagger that has expanded The Horrors' sound to euphoric arena level. However, there are moments where they show signs of playing with the dark and disturbed writing that brought them fame a decade ago. This balancing act coupled with the band's reliance on electronics works in their favour, the end product being an exciting album by a band who sound bigger and bolder than ever.

Review: It's refreshing to hear Faris Badwan and co. return to form with their appropriately titled fifth album. 'V' is supercharged with electronic fuzz and an anthemic rock swagger that has expanded The Horrors' sound to euphoric arena level. However, there are moments where they show signs of playing with the dark and disturbed writing that brought them fame a decade ago. This balancing act coupled with the band's reliance on electronics works in their favour, the end product being an exciting record by a band who sound bigger and bolder than ever.