Seasonal Beast’s “I Can Make You Disappear” begins with a trippy, trancy set of vocals and thoughtful instrumentation that calls back to Portishead or Belly. The band moves into a tremendously intense sound shortly after, bringing in hints of Wolfmother and OK Computer-era Radiohead. Seasonal Beast is able to turn on a dime with their latest single, and the Shirley Manson-infused vocals represent the glue which unites this fantastically disparate effort. The guitar, piano, and vocals are able to shine on their own while working together to make something considerably greater than the sum of the band’s constituent parts.
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