Wot Gorilla? Halifax, UK
Hailing from Halifax, England, Wot Gorilla? combine elements of math, pop and progressive rock with heavy melodic
breakdowns.
Formed in 2008/2009, they've performed regular shows both alone and alongside the likes of Cursive, Tera Melos, The Get Up Kids & Tubelord.
In August 2010 the band performed on the BBC Introducing stage at Reading and Leeds festival.
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I like to pretend I have a really talented friend who recorded this album as a gift. That's what it feels like; a gift from a stupidly close friend.
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Certainly a controversial direction for the band, but this album ultimately rests as my favorite from TTNG. The technical mastery of their previous albums is still present here along with some very thought provoking and philosophical lyrics. I may not always agree with the lyrical messaging, but this is an album which rewards careful listening.
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Delicious math rock featuring artful and catchy melodic writing, underpinned by intensely complex instrumental work. The emo influence in TTNG's past works has been toned down in favor of delicate pop songwriting, and, oh boy, it does it for me.
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