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“Wildlife is an expert balancing act between these two sides of La Dispute’s personality. On one hand, you have churning post-hardcore driven by Jordan Dreyer’s percussive vocals (“Harder Harmonies”) and straightforward aggressive rock à la Small Brown Bike (“Edit Your Hometown”). Conversely, more than a few tracks distinctly conjure up modern-day Radiohead (the acoustic stomp of “A Broken Jar,” the jazzy, fragile first half of “Safer In The Forest/Love Song For Poor Michigan”).
– Alternative Press
- 1. A Departure
- 2. Harder Harmonies
- 3. St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church Blues
- 4. Edit Your Hometown
- 5. A Letter
- 6. Safer in the Forest/Love Song for Poor Michigan
- 7. The Most Beautiful Bitter Fruit
- 8. A Poem
- 9. King Park
- 10. Edward Benz, 27 Times
- 11. I See Everything
- 12. A Broken Jar
- 13. All Our Bruised Bodies...
- 14. You and I in Unison
“Song wise, these were the songs that made me fall in love with The Wonder Years. Songs like “Won’t Be Pathetic Forever” and “You’re Not Salinger. Get over It.” were exactly what they types of songs I had been looking for when they were released, and they still hold up today.”
– Under The Gun Review
- 1. Match & Tinder
- 2. Award of the Year Award
- 3. Strong Island!
- 4. Regional Dialect
- 5. House Address
- 6. A Different Kind of Kindling
- 7. Rock Springs
- 8. You & Me & Me
- 9. Gray Matter
- 10. Better to Best!
- 11. Match & Tinder
- 12. Award of the Year Award
- 13. Strong Island!
- 14. Regional Dialect
- 15. House Address
- 16. A Different Kind of Kindling
- 17. Rock Springs
- 18. You & Me & Me
“Virtually the entire album is a full-band affair, and the bulk of these songs are straight-up rippers. Time signatures shift on a dime a la vintage Braid (“Fortunate Friends”), while songs are stacked with angular, Mock Orange-esque riffage (“An Evening With Ramsey Beyer”) and even a pick slide or two (“Discretion & Depressing People”). Proper doesn’t lack in energy, enthusiasm, passion or hook.”
– Alternative Press
- 1. Embracing Facts
- 2. Discretion & Depressing People
- 3. Fortunate Friends
- 4. No Good Before Noon
- 5. Write It Right
- 6. Midnight: Carroll Street
- 7. Connecticut Steps
- 8. Staring At The Ceiling
- 9. An Evening With Ramsey Beyer
- 10. Where Your Nights Often End
- 11. P R O P E R
- 12. The Frames That Used To Greet Me
- 1. Void
- 2. Separation
- 3. Quake
- 4. Stonehands
- 5. I Tore You Apart In My Head
- 6. Galena
- 7. Fade
- 8. Progress, Progress
- 9. More To Me
- 10. Echo
- 11. Patience
- 12. Defeat The Low
- 1. Dead Horses are Turned into Glue
- 2. I Can't Get There From Here
- 3. Brilliant Exceptions
- 4. Trust Fund Kids
- 5. First World Blues
- 6. Everything has a Price, Everything is Stolen
- 7. Pacemaker Trendsetter
- 8. What's Real and What's Not
- 9. Bad Friends
- 10. The Language That We Speak
“And one of the more impressive things about Say What You Mean is Weiss’ ability to stretch her songwriting to give each track its own distinct vibe that keeps the album fresh over multiple listens. Without straying too far from basic pop songwriting tropes, Weiss covers an impressive amount of ground on this album. While the first half sticks mostly to standard pop-rock/pop-punk songs, the latter portion adds a little more variety with songs like the aforementioned country-inspired ‘Wait for Me’ or the more aggressive rocker ‘Hole in Your Heart.’”
– Paste Magazine
- 1. Making It Up
- 2. One Way Love
- 3. Nothing Left
- 4. I Was An Island
- 5. How To Be Alone
- 6. Wait For Me
- 7. Don't Go
- 8. Hole In Your Heart
- 9. Say What You Mean
- 10. I'll Be Okay
“I think it's a great album to be blindsided by and it's a great touchstone for No Sleep to add to their roster...yet again. The sonic signature left is burning from Departures, and I can safely say, this is gonna be on repeat until the New Year. It's no doubt a contender for record of the year.”
– Punk News
- 1. Drained Out
- 2. Making Maps
- 3. 21
- 4. The Home Stretch
- 5. Teenage Haze
- 6. Those Miles Meant Everything
- 7. Where The Time Will Go
- 8. Planting Weeds
- 9. Small Steps
“Real Fear is a dynamic record which demonstrates the bands willingness to experiment and explore darker themes. They have transitioned smoothly from a three piece to a five piece band whilst retaining their distinctive sound and identity. This record will satisfy current fans of The Casket Lottery and hopefully attract some new ones.”
– Venture Magazine
- 1. Blood on the Handle
- 2. In the Branches
- 3. Poor Dorian
- 4. The Moon and The Tide
- 5. Sarastro
- 6. Pamina
- 7. Ghost Whiskey
- 8. Baptistina
- 9. The Door
- 10. Radiation Bells
- 11. Real Fear
- 1. Seven Mile
- 2. Something Better
- 3. Hey Ma PT. 2
- 4. Even on the Worst Nights
- 5. You Must Not Be From Around Here
- 6. You & I
- 7. I'm Wearing the Device (Bridge, Water)
- 8. I'll Give You A Hint, Yes
- 9. Russian House DJ
- 10. Anyways
- 11. Indian Summer
- 12. One for the Ozarks
- 13. Just When You Thought It Was Over
- 14. Golden Sometimes
- 15. Basement Manners
- 16. Mt. Hope
“On my first listen I found myself trying to keep up and pay attention to the ruthless drumming, break-neck guitar playing and vicious vocals. I love how the guitars are tense when they need to be but they are also ambient in all the right places. I’m also really impressed with the diversity Xerxes puts into this record, because sometimes bands like this I find tend to have their songs blend together. This is not the case with Our Home is a Deathbed at all.”
– Under The Gun Review
- 1. Wake
- 2. Sleep
- 3. Tide/This Place As A Prison
- 4. Suburban Asphalt
- 5. Fever Dream
- 6. Summer Storms/Winter Leaves
- 7. February
- 8. Our City As A Floodplain
- 9. Funeral Home
- 10. Sleepwalking With You
- 11. Our Home Is A Deathbed