Library Vultures - Volume 4

Review by wynter mitchell

Library Vultures' fourth album, aptly titled Volume 4, is a testament to the band's growth and evolution. With a sound that is equal parts psychedelic rock and garage punk, the album is a journey through the band's influences and inspirations.

The album opens with "Into the Void," a driving, riff-heavy track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. From there, the band explores a range of styles and moods, from the dreamy "Fading Away" to the frenetic "Electric Lady."

What sets Library Vultures apart from other bands in their genre is their willingness to experiment and take risks. This is evident in tracks like "The Witching Hour," which features an unexpected saxophone solo, and "Ghosts," which incorporates elements of shoegaze and post-punk.

The album's production is top-notch, with each instrument and vocal track given ample space to shine. The band's chemistry is palpable, with tight performances and seamless transitions between tracks.

Summary by wynter mitchell

Volume 4 is a must-listen for fans of garage rock and psychedelic music. With its catchy hooks and energetic performances, it's a perfect soundtrack for a wild night out or a long road trip.