Reviews

Probably their finest moment to date, this is a cerebral yet brutal triumph.

The album has a few lulls like Lazy Wonderland that fall a bit flat, but there’s just too much otherworldly pop progress on this sophomore offering to feel let down.

An utterly beguiling piece of work in both scope and execution.

After so long, it’s testament to Butler that he can still sound so fresh.

Apparently they were right, pop-punk will never die.

Nothing short of brilliant, but what else would you expect?

An emotional monster.

We bring you: indie-gaze.

Noun: The state of having triumphed.

Just when you thought Skindred had done it all..

Pic by Jay Hynes