Wolves

Noisycell's second full length album ends up being their most accessible release, playing straight alt rock with screaming all but gone. There are a few softer acoustic and electronic tracks as well, but unfortunately none of them are too incredible. The majority of the album is by-the-numbers Noisycell, playing their fast, technical and energetic keyboard-heavy rock that seems to take influences from old videogames in places, as well as post-hardcore in general.

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