Rabid Dogs drags you along, with daggering drums that lure you into uncontrolled excitement at times, and unsettling, yet highly addictive synth lines that make you feel chased by the somewhat darker sides of your own mind at others. This is not for the faint-hearted...

The second track Dead and Buried starts off with a dubsound that developes into an energetic mix of driving rhythms and soothing, nostalgic female vocals. Smooth wobbles dance their way into the hearts of listeners. At first glance this seems to be a happy song.. but somethings not quite right... are there monsters lurking in the dark?

Pieces takes you aboard an electro spaceship on a little trip to cloud-cuckoo-land. Swaying beats and distinctive horror sounds will sweep you on a dancefloor of vast spacescapes, switching from four on the floor to a half time feel. and back.. Yes, this is all so unreal!

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The album has its own distinguished sound and style that could loosely be described as a soundtrack for a movie that doesnt exist. It uses Hip-hop and Dubstep related influences, but The Eerier Child just uses these minor elements to create more tension and flow to his tracks. To really experience the eerie and horroresque vibe caught on this album we dare you to put on your headphones and get in a 40 minute trip. The 13 track cd comes in a limited edition package including: a full colour movie poster, a special cd display and the new 12inch record by The Eerier child called the Rabid Dogs EP released on his own label Black Sunday Recordings.[tv txt from ]