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Album Review: Let's Eat Grandma - I, Gemini

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"Let's Eat Grandma is ethereal, at times haunting gothic pop."

While their name sounds like some upstart, snotty-nosed punk band, the music created by British duo Let's Eat Grandma is instead ethereal, at times haunting gothic pop.

It's almost mystifying how the teenage duo Rosa Walton and Jenny Hollingworth, 16 and 17 years old respectively, could even be aware this type of music exists, let alone create it themselves, but that's what they have done on their debut, I, Gemini. At times pulsating (Eat Shiitake Mushrooms), at others downright terrifying (Rapunzel), the recording quality of I, Gemini doesn't always hit the mark, but it's worth challenging yourself with.