Stuffed Foxes’ Pretend to Be a Dog (Gamelle) thrashes and snarls its way through waves of feedback and crashing guitars, balancing moments of fragile calm with bursts of unrelenting noise. The dense, swirling layers feel both chaotic and deliberate, anchored by a raw, driving bassline that pushes everything to its breaking point. Every note feels like a collective outburst, born from endless jams and a deep bond between the six members.
It’s hypnotic, abrasive, and cathartic—noise punk at its most visceral. The sound hits hard, leaves bruises, and lingers, setting the stage for their upcoming album, Standardized.
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