Rabbit Habits
Anti - Anti
Man Man
Release date: 2008-04-08
Audio CD
Experimental Rock, Indie Rock, Pop, Pop/Rock Music, Rock, Rock/Pop, United States of America
1. Mister Jung Stuffed
2. Hurly / Burly
3. The Ballad Of Butter Beans
4. Big Trouble
5. Mysteries Of The Universe Unraveled
6. Doo Right
7. Easy Eats Or Dirty Doctor Galapagos
8. Harpoon Fever (Queequeg's Playhouse)
9. El Azteca
10. Rabbit Habits
11. Top Drawer
12. Poor Jackie
13. Whalebones
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Rabbit Habits
Date undefinedThey are getting better with each album. This album is a slightly different direction than "Six Demon Bag" but there are great surprises on "Rabbit Habits". Experimental sounds are layered on each track but do not distract from the beauty of the song. A truly unique and challenging group.
Rabbit Habits
Date undefinedMan Man is one of the freakin' best bands on the scene. This album almost embodies one of their live shows, which is to say, it is merely awesome. Buy this album and let Man Man pillage the village between your ears.
Rabbit Habits
Date undefinedWith this effort, the members of Man Man experiment further with utterly bizarre music composition and performance. It seems as though their line-up descriptions always accurately sum up the sound of their work (take, for example, the vocal depictions "stab throat," "glow worm throat," and "cougar throat"). One might imagine that this couldn't possibly leave an audience in the dark, as they already know what to expect.
...But one should never assume what Man Man has to offer.
That being said, this release is a bit more accessible than Six Demon Bag. I loved SDB, but generally for the "catchier" tunes like "Black Mission Goggles" and "Push the Eagle's Stomach." Rabbit Habits takes the style of these songs and utilizes it in such a way that the whole album is interesting from beginning to end.
For the moment, the band has done away with excessively goofy music ("Engrish Bwudd," anyone?) and has created something to truly be proud of.
