Singular Patterns, by Cold Night For Alligators

Singular Patterns

by Cold Night For Alligators

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Lasse Adolphsen While this is an interesting album mixing a variety of different styles and sounds (just listen to the opening Effervescence), I find their first release, Ulterior Motives, stronger. Best track on Singular Patterns is the last one, You Never Cease to Amaze Me, which showcases everything from a pop-ish opening to electronics and catchy metal riffs all wrapped up in one nice progressive package! Favorite track: You Never Cease to Amaze Me.

Scott McKenna Singular Patterns just knows how to bounce in and out of different ideas - From the few dance driven elements all the way to the groove-intensive breakdowns. Favorite track: You Never Cease to Amaze Me.

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1.	Effervescence 02:22	buy track
2.	Aspects 03:45	buy track
3.	You Had That Look in Your Eye - Fight or Flight 06:04	buy track
4.	Clarity 02:14	buy track
5.	You Never Cease to Amaze Me 10:00	buy track

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released September 16, 2012

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