Most screamo (or adjacent) music speaks to me through nostalgia for a broken past; Mystic Sisters is both steeped in this and outright inspiring in the possibilities it finds for those long-abandoned shattered pieces.
Sounds like if Fugazi had kept going and incorporated anything even vaguely genre aligned to them that's happened in music since 2001. A good thing.
City of Caterpillar - Mystic Sisters
Genre: Screamo
Country: US
Final Verdict: 60% (Good Album)
Yearly Ranking: 596th / 980
Highlight: Mystic Sisters
Made me think of:
Envy
Orchid
Pg.99
do you guys remember earlier this year when Gospel came back after 17 years of inactivity to release a sophomore album that was absolutely excellent? that was kind of my expectations with this new City of Caterpillar album.
this album definitely leans into a lot of post-rock, which is a huge difference from their first album, their self titled. am i the number one post rock fan ever? no. not even top, like 100? nope. however, i would be lying if i said i didn’t enjoy this album at all. a ... read more
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2 | Paranormaladies 3:33 | 70 |
3 | Decider 4:29 | 100 |
4 | Mystic Sisters 7:02 | 100 |
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7 | In the Birth of a Fawn 2:57 | 85 |
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