Octopus - Things That Are Safe To Throw Things That Are Not Safe To Throw

Review by Lindsey C. Holmes

Octopus' album, Things That Are Safe To Throw Things That Are Not Safe To Throw, is a unique blend of experimental rock and electronic music. The album consists of 11 tracks, each with its distinct sound and vibe.

The album starts off with the track "Bleeding Knees," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The heavy guitar riffs and electronic beats create an intense atmosphere that hooks the listener right from the start.

As the album progresses, Octopus showcases their versatility by experimenting with different sounds and genres. Tracks like "Gone," "Sinking," and "Bees" are slower and more introspective, while tracks like "Cobweb" and "Lighthouse" are more upbeat and energetic.

The standout track on the album is "Glass Jaw." The haunting vocals, coupled with the eerie electronic beats, create a chilling atmosphere that is hard to forget.

Summary by Lindsey C. Holmes

Things That Are Safe To Throw Things That Are Not Safe To Throw is a well-crafted album that showcases Octopus' unique sound and style. It's an album that will appeal to fans of experimental rock and electronic music, and it's definitely worth a listen.