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according to our Clinton
Less like Wild Beasts and more like the ugly ducklings who turned into beautiful swans. Forgetting about debut 'Limbo Panto' which we'll now classify as a prototype, this one carries on where the superb 'Two Dancers' left off. In a similar vein to...view full details.
according to our Phil
When I first heard the Wild Beasts singles a while back I thought the band were a complete joke. Mainly cos of the ridiculously high falsetto vocals which shatter frail wine glasses from a distance of 100 yards away (do we still use yards?). So here...view full details.
according to our Brian
I think I'm finally starting to get Wild Beasts and anyone who sings about 'The Devils Crayon' gets thumbs up from me. It's completely ludicrous but they have something about them I can't put my finger on. This new single is a bit smart actually........view full details.
according to our Clinton
Sometimes when a new voice comes into pop music the first reaction is one of horror. From Elvis Presley to Mark E Smith to Billy MacKenzie, Green Garside to Antony Hegarty. The unbridled raw sound of a new vocal instrument can take some getting used...view full details.
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