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skimps on the Faces
The swaggering "Where's the Revolution" is a call to arms that could double as effective propaganda for resistance recruitment
Ry Cooder (electric guitar
Unknown Contributor Role: Michael Bishop
This is the sound of a band that's been to hell and back
II 10/05/2004 skimps on the FacesDescription Originally released in 2010, cult electronic duo Crystal Castles' groundbreaking second album, Crystal Castles (II), solidified the band's status as pioneers of chaotic, lo fi electro with a dark, melancholic edge. The album features some of their most iconic tracks, including "Celestica", "Baptism", and the glitch heavy aggression of "Doe Deer". "Not In Love" later reworked with The Cure's Robert Smith stands as one of their most