Afraid of Tomorrows

The Mysterines turn inward backed by buoyant riffing, scowled vocals, and a backdrop of delicious hammered percussion and downbeat bass.

In venturing into the shadows, they’ve made their boldest move yet.

The Mysterines' new record is the aural equivalent of a spooky, creaky old house—at an amusement park. It gets the look and feel right, but it's artifice.

Album Reviews: The Mysterines - Afraid Of Tomorrows