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feeding the mystery
this band is a vortex of blips and buzzes. although at first i was skeptic as to another black dice esque prog noise band, i was actually impressed. remenicent of early skinny puppy, maybe even nine inch nails somewhat. it's not dancey but it's got a beat. it's definately dark, but not too cheezy. a more bleak look into the mind of a derranged group of individuals who happen to be good at taking apart their analog toys and looping it with a tape machine. go on brother.

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werewolves r us.
if instead of worrying about the occupation of international financing operations by vampires, lee scratch perry was in fact a werewolf employed part-time at a failing k-mart in a michigan suburb where heavy industry had left sometime in the 1970's and went home to a converted garage apartment with cheap wood paneling with black-light posters depicting mountains and trees illuminated by electrical storms while he manufactured songs on thrift-store electronic devices held together by duct tape he would have very likely produced this album, possibly the crowning glory of wolf eyes' career thus far. like quaaludes triumphing over a ritalin overdose: both discontinuous (fragmented bleeping plus eruptions) yet pleasingly monotonous (thudding, banging, pounding), this is a decomissioned war chariot of an overloaded station wagon with too many miles on it reconverted for the bearing of the heaviest of dread in initimable fashion.