Review: MOLETRAP – Mid Welsh, Pt. 1

MOLETRAP’s Mid Welsh, Pt. 1 is a powerful, heartfelt five-track release that celebrates Mid Wales with grit, pride, and passion. Blending melodic hooks with roaring guitars, the band captures the raw spirit of their homeland and turns it into something unforgettable.

The opener “Rhagofn” sets the tone with energy and conviction, while “Taffy” and “Middle of the Land” hit hard with pulsing riffs and driving rhythm. “What a Beautiful Place” gives a gentler moment of reflection before “Nation of Sanctuary” closes things out with a message of unity and belonging. What makes this EP shine is its sense of identity. It’s inspired by Mid Wales’ untamed landscapes and rich history, but it also speaks to anyone who’s ever questioned what home means. The mix of Welsh and English gives it a unique voice that feels deeply rooted and refreshingly authentic.

The trio behind MOLETRAP sound like a band that truly knows who they are. Every track feels alive, honest, and full of emotion. The production hits the sweet spot between clarity and power, letting each instrument and vocal line punch through while keeping that live, organic energy intact. As a listener, Mid Welsh, Pt. 1 feels like standing in the heart of the Cambrian Mountains: fierce, free, and full of soul. It’s an impressive statement from a band that’s only just begun carving out their place.

Make sure to follow MOLETRAP on Spotify and social media (@Moletrap_) and add Mid Welsh, Pt. 1 to your playlists. This is a record that deserves to be played loud, shared wide, and felt deeply.

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