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Strange Symmetry
2008 EP by Past Lives From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Strange Symmetry is the debut EP by Past Lives, released in 2008 by Suicide Squeeze Records.[5][6]
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Reception
The EP received positive reviews from critics. Jim Allen of Allmusic states that the EP ranges between "raw, garagey punk explosions" and "quirky, angular, post-punk-influenced creep-rock nuggets" with "a dark, edgy feel".[1] Chris Middleman of Spectrum Culture describes the EP as "more interesting musically" than Jaguar Love, maintaining its post-punk feel.[2] Sputnik Music describes the EP as an "outstanding debut" with "just enough of a taste to leave listeners dying for what a full length album will sound like".[4] Scott Gray of Exclaim! states that the EP sounds "like a natural enough progression from Young Machetes" with "enough fresh perspective on instrumentation and melodic impetus" to establish the band as a distinct entity.[7] Clash states that the songs of the EP "pack a much rawer punch, having more in common with Fugazi and Hüsker Dü" compared to "Jaguar Love's many-layered arrangements".[8] Jonah Flicker of Blurt states that the EP proves that Past Lives sounds more interesting and arguably closer to the style of Blood Brothers.[9]
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Track listing
- "Beyond Gone" - 2:54
- "Strange Symmetry" - 3:07
- "Skull Lender" - 2:40
- "Reverse The Curse" - 2:38
- "Chrome Life" - 3:55
Personnel
- Past Lives
- Jordan Blilie - Vocals
- Mark Gajadhar - Drums
- Morgan Henderson - Baritone Guitar, Keyboards
- Devin Welch - Guitar
- Other personnel
- Dann Gallucci - engineering and mixing
References
External links
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