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THE REVIEW
After several listens to the "liars," or the Liars, I am very confused, but there are some certainties;
it's definitely an album different from the debut
it definitely has 10 songs and lasts 40.42 minutes
it's definitely not a bad album
it's definitely not an easy record
some sounds can definitely hurt your brain
it definitely comes with a bonus video
So what to say? An album to listen to over time, not suitable for a romantic dinner with a sweet girl, an album seemingly without melodies hidden by the various noises present, you can hear influences of arab on radar and
el guapo in the most "normal" song --there's always room on the broom- but otherwise it's just them.
It's hard to recommend purchasing it to everyone, but maybe that's exactly what should happen in a perfect world! Well, initially it gets a nice 4; over time, we'll see.
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Summary by Bot
This review explores Liars' challenging and experimental album 'They Were Wrong so We Drowned.' It acknowledges the album's complexity and distinct departure from their debut. The reviewer finds it not easy to listen to but rewarding over time, rating it highly despite its abrasive sounds and unconventional melodies.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
02 Steam Rose From the Lifeless Cloak (02:49)
04 If You're a Wizard Then Why Do You Wear Glasses? (02:11)
06 They Don't Want Your Corn - They Want Your Kids (02:38)
07 Read the Book That Wrote Itself (03:09)
08 Hold Hands and It Will Happen Anyway (04:50)
09 They Took 14 for the Rest of Our Lives (04:08)
10 Flow My Tears the Spider Said (06:07)
Liars
Liars are an American experimental rock band formed in 2000, widely described as stylistically restless: early punk-funk/post-punk roots give way to tribal, noise-driven and later more electronic approaches, with frontman Angus Andrew frequently highlighted in reviews for a shamanic, physical presence.15 Reviews
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