Luminous (Uk) 9/11/2015 Victorville

Victorville

A6 I Saw Three Ships

No Excuses Recording Studios

but there are enough hints of their early sound to satiate

While guest turns by pals across the Tasman Sea (New Zealand's Broods on "Ease") and a fellow countryman (rapper Allday on "for him

Luminous (Uk) 9/11/2015 VictorvilleAs good as the Horrors' third album Skying was, it sometimes felt like the band expanded on the risks they took on Primary Colours in ways that felt reliable instead of daring. On Luminous, they trade their previous album's daydream y excursions for something with a little more grit and drive. "I See You," the lead single from the group's fourth album, suggested that the Horrors had found a way to inject Skying's Echo and the Bunnymen and Simple Minds