Drifting out from the margins of Soft Kill’s recent creative peak, 'Roseland' gathers material that didn’t make it onto 2023’s 'Metta World Peace' but felt far too vital to remain unheard. Rather than sounding like leftovers, these tracks reaffirm Soft Kill’s command of classic post-punk form, leaning into taut rhythms, melancholic melodies, and Tobias Grave’s unmistakable sense of emotional gravity. There’s a directness here that recalls the band’s earlier work, sharpened by the confidence and clarity gained over years of refinement.

The EP balances nostalgia with intent, reconnecting Soft Kill to the sound they’ve always excelled at while subtly aligning it with their more recent evolution. The inclusion of a cover of Dag Nasty’s 'Circles' is especially telling: reinterpreted through Soft Kill’s darkwave lens, it feels entirely natural alongside originals that echo the urgency and melodic restraint of 'Escape Forever'. 'Roseland' stands as a concise but resonant release, offering a focused snapshot of a band fully in control of its identity—romantic, somber, and quietly devastating—while honoring both their past and present with equal weight.

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