A.A. Bondy – When The Devil's Loose Cyanide Shifting into metalcore territory is

Shifting into metalcore territory is a tricky decision

finger-picked acoustic guitar graces most of the tracks and when matched with Jurado's nasal whine (which shares a few adenoids with Freedy Johnston) creates a genuine emotional intensity

complete collection of all of the Clay years singles

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A.A. Bondy – When The Devil's Loose Cyanide Shifting into metalcore territory isWhen the Devil's Loose is a gorgeous slow burner of an album filled with spare and soulful songs backed by guitar, mournful piano, light bass, and slow and steady drumming. Some tunes are wrapped in soothing reverb, ("A Slow Parade," "To the Morning," "False River") and others benefit from moody and atmospheric production ("On the Moon," "The Coal Hits the Fire"), yet all of them convey a feeling of intimacy and subtle power. The tempos are slow yet