Visceral, volatile and spewing venom in all directions,
LPBYG was, undeniably (and probably purposefully) a little bit all over the place, but still managed to retain
just enough cohesion to stop it all flying apart at the seams… while still feeling like it might do so at any given moment.
The band’s recently-released second album,
We Are Always Alone, by contrast, may be a little less
feral than its predecessor, but it’s still a wild, whiplash-inducing ride, make no mistake, whose erratic bursts of frenzied ferocity arguably benefit from an increased sense of focus and direction which allows them to land more cleanly and hit that little bit harder.