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Formats and Editions
1. Apeshit
2. Wolf
3. Sharon Tate, Despite Everything
4. Duche Das
More Info:
The Sound of Animals Fighting's Apeshit EP is a chaotic, genre-defying burst that leans fully into the band's anything-goes ethos. Released after years of silence, the project blends post-hardcore urgency with electronic textures, jazz-like rhythms, and sudden stylistic pivots that feel both unpredictable and deliberate.Fronted in part by Anthony Green, the EP balances frenetic energy with eerie atmosphere-shifting from glitchy, beat-driven passages to explosive, emotionally charged vocal moments. There's a sense of controlled disarray throughout Apeshit, as if the band is constantly pulling the listener in multiple directions without ever losing it's grip.Rather than a straightforward comeback, Apeshit feels like a statement: dense, confrontational, and unafraid to be strange, reaffirming the band's place as one of the most adventurous acts to emerge from the post-hardcore underground.
