“Fourteen albums into their discography, each new Thee Oh Sees album is somewhat unpredictable. Sometimes a new LP means acid-baked vocals and weirdo psych rock (Castlemania). Maybe it means quiet ballads (Thee Hounds of Foggy Notion) or driving krautrock (Carrion Crawler/The Dream). And while there are familiar elements in play with "Flood's New Light", off Putrifiers II-- most notably, John Dwyer”
