NO MEN - Dear God, Bring the Doom (LP) Night Animal ” A culture of constant

” A culture of constant performance and decentralized surveillance is critiqued not only for its usefulness to authoritarian figures but also for how it shapes the way we think about ourselves

That gravely scream still pierces straight through to the heart

Recording Studios in Las Vegas

I came in sophomore place

it’s okay to crack a smile

NO MEN - Dear God, Bring the Doom (LP) Night Animal ” A culture of constantThe first proper No Men full length, Dear God, Bring The Doom was conceived with engineer Brian Fox at Two States Audio in northwest Chicago, recorded live with minimal overdubs in two days to best capture the urgency and intensity of live shows. Native Chicagoan Eric Hofmeister propels these tracks with economical drumming that teases out the dance punk elements in DBs meaty bass lines, while Pursleys haunting vocals gel with DBs high voltage guitars