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- Summary: The latest full-length release for the New York noise band features new songs as well as previously unreleased music, including songs from John Peel's BBC radio series in 1989.
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- Record Label: Bronson
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock
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Jan 6, 2021The rock history books have not been as generous to Live Skull as to their contemporaries, but with luck this crazy melodic record will go some way to restoring them as kings and queens of the urban jungle.
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UncutJan 6, 2021Dangerous Visions is a curious half-and-half. Side One collects raucous new material. ... Side Two, meanwhile, rests on an exhumed Peel session from 1989. [Feb 2021, p.30]
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The WireJan 6, 2021This second post-resurrection outing from the New York City noise rockers is an odd one, with two halves that could belong to different bands. The first part features new and rerecorded songs, like the siren led, lockdown inspired “In A Perfect World” – solid romps that become victims of circumstance. ... The first of the late 1980s Peel Session tracks bursts with rebellious energy, generated by a nervous interplay of guitars and rhythms and Thalia Zedek’s incendiary delivery.
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Classic Rock MagazineJan 6, 2021Reassuringly awkward. [Jan 2021, p.87]