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JohnnyoftheWell
September 20th 2021


64287 Comments


lmfao tag urself im fucking cacophony of instruments

SharkTooth
September 20th 2021


15025 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

"I think the father being in HV is just theory atm. Needs more evidence."



Yeah defo, the couple pretty much die and turn into ghosts stuck in purgatory in HV, having the male lead in that be the father here would need either some retconning or quite the explanation

Mort.
September 20th 2021


26404 Comments


this review looks like a big pile of waffle and not that im hungry right now but one day i might be

JohnnyoftheWell
September 20th 2021


64287 Comments


nixed 2 random adjectives just 4u there is officially no nutrition left

Rowan5215
Emeritus
September 21st 2021


48434 Comments

Album Rating: 3.1

big brain theory: the family in this alb is the one from Holy Vacants who move into the house in Chicago Typewriter



they survive the story, and there's a weird line about "the husband entranced by the dark" in Gutted that's never brought up again... unless he starts drinking angel blood too and becomes Father in this story. boom I see you Jerry

porcupinetheater
September 21st 2021


11092 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Bigger brain theory the son is Stagger Lee

JohnnyoftheWell
September 21st 2021


64287 Comments


i believed "reincarnated"
is what they called him

porcupinetheater
September 21st 2021


11092 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

He can be the astral pariah now cuz he took every last onna them fuckers down

porcupinetheater
September 21st 2021


11092 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Or, y’know, three of them or whatever

JohnnyoftheWell
September 21st 2021


64287 Comments


guess that settles the debate over whether astral pariahs are born or made

Rowan5215
Emeritus
September 21st 2021


48434 Comments

Album Rating: 3.1

maybe the real astral pariah was the family we killed along the way

porcupinetheater
September 21st 2021


11092 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

All family murder is excused as long as you balance it out with a number of dead cops of equal or greater proportion.

Mythodea
September 21st 2021


7459 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

But what if you're in a cop family? Isn't everyone in the department *family* after all?



>the family in this alb is the one from Holy Vacants who move into the house in Chicago Typewriter



It was a family of eight, so I doubt it

figure337
September 23rd 2021


887 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Wish it was a little longer but hot damn is it a beautiful ride.

nightbringer
September 23rd 2021


2934 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Went back to Holy Vacants. Definitely have more appreciation for it after digging Astral Pariah. But boy is the song-writing on Astral Pariah tighter.

corycaboose
September 23rd 2021


1 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Great review. Been listening to this one non-stop, TS as good as ever, songwriting is so tight. Loved the bit about the interplay between Jones' theatrics and the 'lysergic blues for the end of everything' going on behind him; I'm not sure there is a guitarist who rings emotion out of his instrument more convincingly than John Ferrara - a god of phrasing. After falling in love with "Panic Machine" a couple of years ago this LP scratches the itch.

porcupinetheater
September 23rd 2021


11092 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

"But what if you're in a cop family? Isn't everyone in the department *family* after all?"



Then that just means that by the end of the record, protag is the mythological "good cop"

Flugmorph
September 23rd 2021


35420 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

whoah what a review

Flugmorph
September 23rd 2021


35420 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

brother giving me constant eargasms on first listen holy fuck this album is a trip

anarchistfish
September 24th 2021


30550 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Rip 4.1



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