Black Midi Hellfire (Wb) (Dig)

4 stars out of 5 -- "They've managed to make tonal inconsistencies feel like an actual consistency....They've wrangled chaos into submission, and currently sound like no other band out there."
4 stars out of 5 -- "There's no performative politics here, no social commentary, no earnest personal overspill, just a series of odd stories that capture what a genuinely eccentric band, and lyricist Greep, are. His vocal delivery matches this wild ride too..."
4 stars out of 5 -- "HELLFIRE's 10 tracks present the most compelling evidence yet that the experimental three-piece outfit are well on course to being recognised as one of the most inventive acts of their generation."
Paste (magazine) - "HELLFIRE finds the group once again dialing up their hypnotic energy, pairing dizzying instrumentals with apocalyptic imagery for a result that sounds at times like you've found yourself in the middle of a Faustian Looney Tunes segment."
Pitchfork (Website) - "The preposterously talented English band's third record is pitched between clinical precision and crazed abandon."
Clash (Magazine) - "HELLFIRE is at once goofy and high brow. A volcanic eruption of serious silliness."