A Life Of Arctic Sounds Fever In My Heart Michael Nau noted the presence

Michael Nau noted the presence (and absence) of time’s influence on Paranoid Cocoon

Even in their heaviest moments

Simple truths percolate to the surface on "Words Don't Mean Much

they crafted their debut album Monte Carlo by bouncing ideas across the Atlantic

“DOGGOD” adheres to the album’s “til death do us part” theme

A Life Of Arctic Sounds Fever In My Heart Michael Nau noted the presenceThere was a period in the '90s when you could argue that 7"s were more important to underground upstarts than full length albums. Seven inches were cheap, and young bands stood a better chance of unloading a small run of EPs than pricier LPs. Consequently, they became the preferred format for putting your best foot forward, and as a result many indie stalwarts' finest moments were initially packaged as 7"s. Case in point: Modest Mouse first stormed