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Reviews | Dancing About Architecture: Elbows Don't Have Eyes Is Rock Reinvented, Then Rewired

Reviews | Dancing About Architecture: Elbows Don't Have Eyes Is Rock Reinvented, Then Rewired

Dancing About Architecture’s Dave Franklin calls Elbows Don’t Have Eyes “the sound of rock and roll evolving, twisting genres, torching norms, and returning from the depths with a post-genre roar.”

Reviews | Dancing About Architecture Celebrates “Morning Scars” by The Stolen Moans

Reviews | Dancing About Architecture Celebrates “Morning Scars” by The Stolen Moans

In their latest review, Dancing About Architecture dives into the genre-defying nature of “Morning Scars.” The track is described as a blend of post-punk, alt-rock, and gothic elements, with Celtic harp, droning synths, and haunting organ sounds. Touching on themes like the Halloween season, political chaos, and the fight for equality, “Morning Scars” creates a unique and powerful listening experience. The review highlights how the band balances inspiration from the past with groundbreaking new sounds, making this track a standout.