Review: Crown The Empire – Sudden Sky
16th July 2019
“‘Sudden Sky’ is a glitzy Frankenstein’s monster style, but it works surprisingly well”
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“‘Sudden Sky’ is a glitzy Frankenstein’s monster style, but it works surprisingly well”
Toronto’s PUP are back with their third LP, which as the title suggests, sees frontman Stefan Babcock and the gang deal with dark life experiences by being able to laugh at yourself and get through them with a sense of community
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5/5
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