Creaming Jesus - Too Fat To Run Too Stupid To Hide

Review by James Lewis

Creaming Jesus' album, Too Fat To Run Too Stupid To Hide, is a unique and powerful experience that will leave listeners in awe. The band's sound is heavy and intense, with a mix of industrial and metal influences that create a dark and gritty atmosphere.

The album opens with "Reptile Smile," a track that sets the tone for the rest of the album with its heavy guitar riffs and pounding drums. "Bark At The Moon" is another standout track that showcases the band's ability to create a haunting and eerie sound.

Throughout the album, Creaming Jesus explores themes of despair, anger, and rebellion. The lyrics are raw and emotional, with lead singer Andy's vocals delivering a powerful punch.

One of the album's highlights is "Temple Of Love," a cover of The Sisters Of Mercy's classic track. Creaming Jesus puts their own spin on the song, adding layers of distortion and creating a more intense and aggressive version.

Summary by James Lewis

Too Fat To Run Too Stupid To Hide is a must-listen for fans of heavy, industrial music. Creaming Jesus' unique sound and powerful lyrics make this album a standout in their discography.