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AlanRNov 1, 2005Gawd, please tell me why bands like this remain on the fringe and dumbasses like Nickelback get worshipped worldwide? Am I dead?
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A radical -- but successful -- departure, We're Animals might have slightly fewer instantly memorable songs than In My Mind All the Time, but it shows that Numbers are continuing to develop and experiment in ways that make this album exciting in a completely different way than their previous work.
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Numbers tout themselves as a dance-punk outfit, but they won’t get you on the dance floor anytime soon.
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We're Animals still has haywire guitars, bushwhacking rhythms, and those homemade synthesizers we're always hearing about, but the real story is the band's conflicted strategy for melody.