Wild Gods is the New Jersey band's first new album in ten years.
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"Back from the dead since 2016, spazzy, soaring Jersey progcore veterans the Number Twelve Looks Like You dropped their first new album in a decade, Wild Gods, today and this standout cut ["Of Fear"], which features guest vocals by Rolo Tomassi's always electric singer Eva Spence, offers up the kitchen sink and more. A ferocious beatdown that culminates in beautiful swells and melodic coos, it leaves a serious mark."
–Revolver
"The New Jersey mathcore quartet spent the better part of the 2000s making a name for themselves with their bizarre and untameable mixture of death metal, hardcore, screamo, and triple-jointed prog, as well as with their cathartic live performances... Wild Gods takes its time, reveling in the theater of the band’s music and the open moments between the riffs. The result still has the same convulsing overkill of The Number Twelve Looks Like You’s previous work, but adds a Mike Pattonish grace to their sound."
–Kerrang!
"A fevered comeback rife with sudden stylistic changes from overbearing doom intro to frantic technicality cut with jaw-cracking breakdowns."
–Loudwire
"Refreshed and refocused... Wild Gods broadens their sound a bit without diluting any of their mathcore fury. It’s also their most consistent album."
–New Noise
"Dizzying twists, quick-change turns and inability to sit still... from noisecore to indie, metal to jazz, electronica to psychedelia, choral church music to new wave."
–Decibel
"The band's fifth full-length, Wild Gods, captures everything you could want from an experimental metalcore band, and although it's arriving long after anyone expected it, is well worth the wait."
"Between brute technical force and immersive atmosphere."
–Captured Howls
–Exclaim!
"NJ mathcore vets The Number Twelve Looks Like You announced their first new album in a decade... as chaotic and genre-defying as you’d expect."
–BrooklynVegan
"It's been a decade since we've heard new music from mathcore legends The Number Twelve Looks Like You, but Jesse Korman and company are back to melt faces."
–Metal Injection
"Evil, creepy, jazzy, and wistful… This band may actually have more talent in any given member’s pinky toe than most groups do in their entire line-up."
–MetalSucks
"Wild Gods is the sequel we’ve all been waiting for, and easily the band’s finest work to date."
–Everything Is Noise
"Wild Gods is phenomenal, bombastic, overflowing with aggression and urgency and energy. It’s exactly what anyone wanting another The Number Twelve Looks Like You record could ask for."
–Heavy Blog Is Heavy
"Wild Gods is an adventure, plain and simple. Brilliantly produced, brutal-but-beautiful throughout and eerie in all the right ways."
"NJ mathcore vets The Number Twelve Looks Like You announced their first new album in a decade... as chaotic and genre-defying as you’d expect."
–BrooklynVegan
"It's been a decade since we've heard new music from mathcore legends The Number Twelve Looks Like You, but Jesse Korman and company are back to melt faces."
–Metal Injection
"Evil, creepy, jazzy, and wistful… This band may actually have more talent in any given member’s pinky toe than most groups do in their entire line-up."
–MetalSucks
"Wild Gods is the sequel we’ve all been waiting for, and easily the band’s finest work to date."
–Everything Is Noise
"Wild Gods is phenomenal, bombastic, overflowing with aggression and urgency and energy. It’s exactly what anyone wanting another The Number Twelve Looks Like You record could ask for."
–Heavy Blog Is Heavy
"Wild Gods is an adventure, plain and simple. Brilliantly produced, brutal-but-beautiful throughout and eerie in all the right ways."
–New Transcendence
"Between brute technical force and immersive atmosphere."
–Captured Howls
"One of the finest (and most underrated) mathcore groups of all time."
–Metal Trenches
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