FUNERAL LEECH - The Illusion Of Time LP post-punk It ends up sounding like

It ends up sounding like Jello Biafra dialed back to non-cartoony levels mixed with—and I’m sure I’m going to lose everybody on this point of comparison—NAPOLEON XIV (the teetering-on-the-brink-ness of it all and the quickening cadence really gives me “They’re Coming to Take Me Away” vibes)

and a compilation

but regular songs

Any serious fan of Broadcast or Stereolab will fall in love forever with this true secret gem

FUNERAL LEECH - The Illusion Of Time LP post-punk It ends up sounding likeIncludes 12x12" booklet and d l code. New York City's Funeral Leech return with soul crushing death doom. Their sophomore release is a more mature, more focused, and more realized manifestation of their depressive, vitriolic vision. Expanding their necromantic sound to incorporate elements of melancholic synths and expansive, sorrowful passages influenced by their Funeral Doom forebears (Mournful Congregation, Evoken, Asunder) and the powerful guitar