1. Everywhere All At Once (3:32) - 2. Gelatin Mode (6:48) - 3. Tire Eyes (3:4) - 4. Ralphie (5:36) - 5. Heart Made of Metal (6:33) - 6. Castle (4:33) - 7. Special Moment (3:5) - 8. Victory Lap: Danger Zone (5:31) - 9. One Thing (3:20) - 10. Dirtpicker (5:29) - 11. Susie (3:10) - Chicago-based Post Animal are a band of brothers. Though they formed in 2014 and just began touring in 2017- their affinity for slick riffs pop hooks and psychedelic tendencies join them in a bond much tighter than their years suggest. - - Between their impressive early releases and their wild live shows which feature the band members sharing lead vocal duties Post Animal have unquestionably solidified themselves as one of Chicago’s most exciting up-and-coming acts. Having taken that intensity across the country touring with bands like Twin Peaks Wavves White Reaper and more Post Animal have found they are happiest when playing to a room full of fellow music-lovers. - - First single “Ralphie” which finds Joe Keery and Dalton Allison gleefully trading lead vocals while sounding like what would happen if Jeff Lynne fronted Thin Lizzy. Though Post Animal’s live shows have long proven that swirling riffs are the band’s bread-and-butter it’s earworms like “Ralphie” that show how easily they can churn out an infectious pop melody. - - "Think if Tame Impala listened to a lot of Black Sabbath and were signed to Elephant 6." - Chicago Tribune - - “Gelatin Mode” shows off slick lead vocals amid gritty earth-shattering psych rock taking musical cues from experimental-psych giants King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard and vocal cues from Tame Impala frontman and modern psych-pop king Kevin Parker." - Paste