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Presence winds up as something less than the sum of its parts but its imbalance also means that it's a record worth revisiting
Tracks like "Snake Jaw" and "I Believe You" are deceptively intricate
Slayer: Tom Araya (vocals
Highlights include three covers
Hall will be back on the road in '21 & '22 solo and with Orleans
Working For A Nuclear Free City What Do People Do All Day? packed-in zoetrope slipmat Presence winds up as somethingWorking for a Nuclear Free City have never been too concerned with genre and their latest release, What Do People Do All Day? Is no exception. Like much of their previous work, including a track that featured on AMCs pilot episode of Breaking Bad, it can be difficult to pinpoint a genre but it is not lacking in stylistic coherence. The end result I an expansive, pop tinged, experimental album that can be as propulsive as it can be restrained, bring to