rdegioann452

 This album is unfairly divided into two parts: one third is occupied by songs that probably feel the influence of the record labels.

 If you’re in the mood to rock, help yourself, and trust in these damn vultures and their free, light, sincere, disengaged music.

The review critiques Them Crooked Vultures' debut album as a nostalgic rock effort with two distinct halves: a more commercial, clearer first part, and a wild, hallucinogenic second part. While the band’s pedigree is notable, the reviewer finds the album uneven, praising tracks like "Elephants" and "Spinning in Daffodils" but disliking others, especially early songs which feel too commercial. Listen to Them Crooked Vultures and explore their unique blend of classic rock and wild experimentation today!