Review: PreHistoric Animals – Finding Love In Strange Places
A concept album that’s only forty-five minutes long and doesn’t leave me feeling lost and confused? I don’t understand.
A concept album that’s only forty-five minutes long and doesn’t leave me feeling lost and confused? I don’t understand.
Dystopia carry a nation on their shoulders.
Tickle me, El Moono.
A rich array of influences and emotions coming together to make powerful and catchy melodeath.
Competent worship, but this temple could use a bit more decoration.
One half of a potentially great double album.
Exist defy expectations by writing a more accessible album. How did they do?
“Hey guys, how many subgenres can we shove into one album?”
Get ready to be dominated.
No more obnoxious British post-punk! No more obnoxious British post-punk!