When the Wolves Return

Album Review: EGO LIKENESS - When The Wolves Return In a world filled with mediocrity, EGO LIKENESS stands out like a glittery unicorn in a sea of donkeys. Their latest album, "When The Wolves Return," is a spellbinding journey through the dark and ethereal realms of music. From the haunting vocals of Donna Lynch to the intricate guitar work of Steven Archer, this album oozes with creativity and originality. The track "The Lowest Place on Earth" transports you to a desolate wasteland, while "Oracle" lures you into a hypnotic trance. But it's not all doom and gloom with EGO LIKENESS. Tracks like "New Legion" and "Aviary" inject a sense of exhilaration and energy, making you want to dance like no one's watching (even if they are). The production on this album is nothing short of stellar, with every instrument and vocal perfectly balanced to create a dynamic and immersive listening experience. Each song feels like a carefully crafted masterpiece, with layers of sound waiting to be peeled back and explored. In conclusion, "When The Wolves Return" is a triumph for EGO LIKENESS. It's dark, it's captivating, and it's utterly unique. So grab a glass of absinthe, put on your best black eyeliner, and let the wolves take you on a journey you won't soon forget.