Hungry. So Angry

In a world full of hungrily angry music, MEDIUM MEDIUM's latest offering, aptly titled "Hungry. So Angry," manages to stand out like a beacon of beefy, belligerent brilliance. This album is not for the faint-hearted or the easily offended, as MEDIUM MEDIUM dives headfirst into a cacophony of chaotic rhythms and unapologetically abrasive lyrics. From the moment you press play, you are catapulted into a world where the bassline is as thick as a butcher's steak and the drums hit harder than a hangry toddler. Tracks like "Flesh and Fists" and "Hot So Black" showcase the band's penchant for mixing post-punk sensibilities with a healthy dose of industrial grit. Frontman Billy Bile's vocals are a force to be reckoned with, as he snarls and sneers his way through each track with a ferocity that can only be described as positively feral. The rest of the band follows suit, creating a sonic landscape that is as unsettling as it is invigorating. While there are moments where the relentless aggression can feel a bit overwhelming, it's hard to deny the sheer visceral power of MEDIUM MEDIUM's sound. "Hungry. So Angry" is a beast of an album that demands to be listened to at maximum volume, preferably while wearing a leather jacket and a scowl. If you're in the mood for something raw, raucous, and utterly unapologetic, look no further than MEDIUM MEDIUM. Just make sure you've had a big meal beforehand – you're going to need the energy.