On their third release, the English outfit culminates everything they’ve learned from watching Enter Shikari rule the country, and Lower Than Atlantis drop the ball. Between the two, there’s a fine balance of electro-alternative that’s just waiting for the spotlight. There’s enough pop gold here, littered with some wild ideas that make for a necessary listen, but if only they held onto some of the djent sentiments that shot them to any acclaim at all, there’d be hope for this to really take over the world. But then again, what the hell do I know?
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