Caracara - New Preoccupations (March 25, 2022) Album • Page 19

Been checking out their other work and it’s great. The Better ep especially

 

Yeah this record is perfect. Listened 3 times today to celebrate.

 

The Better EP is truly remarkable

 

Better is by far their best song and a top 3 fav song of all time for me

 

Listened to their whole discography today. Not a skippable song there. Not even an average song. Every song they’ve made is amazing

 

Honestly have a hard time enjoying any of their other songs because none of them even come close to Better

 

this song tho

 

The best band there is right now.

I do agree on Better, that song is pure brilliance.

 

I think Chemical Hades is the standout on that EP, and im certainly in the minority.
Like it lyrically more than Better which gets a little repetitive for me

 

I love both Better and New Chemical Hades so much, but I gotta give Better the edge

 

better is one of the better written songs i have heard lyrically

 

Mentioned a few months ago that I was going to be writing something about this album. Well, considering I’m going to see them play it in its entirety tonight in Philly, now’s as good a time as ever to finally share it with the world.

You can read my thoughts about it here

 

Love it and glad you've got that kind of emotions and support from the music over there!

 

Goat tour

 

Hope these guys come to the UK soon

 

Fuck yeah

 

Listened to this album again today due to the news - still rocks. Think theyll make a real classic the next time around. New Preoccupations is close

 

New Preoccupations is a stone cold fucking classic and that’s the bottom line

 

Excited to finally see Caracara. Holy Fawn is just the icing on the cake

 

Ooh I’m glad this got bumped - doubt this is at risk of selling out quickly but I definitely had it in my mind that tickets went up on Friday

 

Yeah, I went ahead and got mine because the Seattle venue is tiny and I didn’t want to risk it

 

where are they playing?

 

Vera project

 

that place rules. That's where I saw The Hotelier and a little known indie artist named Julien Baker back in the day