“The third album from Detroit post-punk outfit Protomartyr ups the ante considerably from the first two. Their grim but compelling songs highlight a place where violence hovers constantly at the periphery, where peace and hope gradually curdle and turn ugly, and the desperate people who once clung to them eventually fall prey to their worst impulses.”
“Fear, inhumanity and defiance with Protomartyr”
“Protomartyr comes through with an eerie, moody post-punk record perfect for fall.”
