German noisy indie-rockers Entropy return with a freshly written EP consisting of three skilfully crafted noise rock anthems inspired by Swervedriver, Nothing and Torche. “Cthulucene” is a skatepark-banger that effortlessly accelerates the angst of adolescence to an adult existential crisis at breakneck speed, before resolving in a shimmering breakdown that sees the fragments of a perfect life floating around in slow motion. A masterful evocation of 80s, 90s and 00s alternative rock nostalgia.
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