it's nothing less than somereallybig wir to describe
922490
turning 15 anywhere is a little tough, but when i turned 15 in a new town, with no friends, all i did was listened t o the tape that  my brother (4 yrs. my senior) brother made for me. Filled with Dave, Pearl Jam and many others i just cant remember who they were. Suddenly i didn't feel so alone anymore. i knew where to get the music and see the shows.  music review covers so much more that the actuall songs on a list. this album made me the musicial woman that I am and i saw BUY  ALL DMB ALBUM  they will change your life
2441844
It doesn't happen often enough, but sometimes I come across a book where the author has that rare ability to describe the most ordinary, fleeting moment or feeling and you know exactly what it feels like... you just never were able to put into words.

Wished I could have accompanied Harold on his journey.
1337373
Hugh gives us the background to the Wool series, which describes a world gone so terribly wrong that it demands an explanation as to how it got that way. This book succeeds almost completely at that task. I can't say that I felt fully convinced by the sequence of events, and the motivations of the characters which made them, but it is rendered frighteningly plausible nonetheless.
2568301
This is an absolute masterpeice. Nothing more needs to be said.
3376354
This author doesn't seem to ever write anything mediocre.
52496
I've not heard anything quite like this.  Electronics are heavily mixed in with the varied instrumentation.  Some sort of psychedelic electronic aural orgasm.  The whole thing is overall wonderfully bizarre and unique.  It's a shame nobody knows about Whales & Cops, this is way too unique--and good--to fall by the musical wayside.  I'm desperately hoping we see more of their output.
2367971
The sentences in this book are so exquisitely precise and descriptive that it makes the utter terror of the material a strange pleasure to read.
3912059
Matt Debenham knows how to evoke characters and moods in a minuscule amount of space. His collection of short stories lives at ground level, in a broken-in world that never feels contrived. The quirks and twists that come and go throughout this collection are never there for show. Just like the oddities and grotesqueness that inevitably happen to you or me in the course of living and interacting with real people in the real world seem, in hindsight, to be inexorable. Is there drama? Yes, some of it bordering on the horrific. Is there pathos? Yes, gut-wrenching emotions in spades. The characters that populate Debenham's stories are most of all real. Flawed, loving, oblivious, cruel, misguided, hopeful, tragic though they may be they are never cardboard cut outs. The worst and best thing I can say about this book is it doesn't overstay it's welcome, it pulls up to your driveway and unloads its cargo, then rumbles off to parts unknown, leaving you wanting more. Like a lot of other aspects of life, sometimes, you just get what you get. The comfort here is that Mr. Debenham will continue to produce quality work like this for years to come.
2484146
Interesting,  strange, mysterious,  weird and funny as hell.
2705969
The simple, straightforward, nevertheless riveting prose underscore a tremendously suspenseful and exhilarating novel. I think some of the true terror of the book is inspired by the unknown, in the truest sense of the word. The threat(s) to the human characters is/are so mysterious and indecipherable that the majority of the horror originates not from the visible world from the unseen. I won't say more because I think this novel should be experienced with as little background information as possible.
1268950
can't believe this kind of music even exists
1151171
Wow, words to describe would not do it justice. You have to read for yourself.
2772186
It wasn't what I expected, but someone else may enjoy it.
3196489
Writing a review of Wilson's work is always a challenging prospect. I mean, the idea that I can break all of this down, digest it, and regurgitate some kind of synopsis that accurately describes this kind of book is ludicrous. If you've read Wilson's work, you know what I mean. If you haven't, then you should read and see what I mean. Still, this is an impressive showing from Wilson: a fractalistic splatter of images and language that is simultaneously cerebral and instinctual. Can I elaborate? I just did. Really, it's just beyond what I can synthesize in a description. It must instead be viewed firsthand. I would suggest you do that.
2337054
This is what it says it is nothing more nothing less and works quite well.
1866788
Characters and scenes are described in such a way as to seem reality in a universe just out of reach
3882341
It's nearly perfect and about eight times more intense than any horror/thriller. I recommend it without reservation but you should brace yourself.