If a comparison must be made with their debut, then Human Animal comes off as a less directly brutal assault than its predecessor. It sounds a hell of a lot better cranked to ten, though, its contours more explicit, the sounds sharpened to a steely point.  Full text...

Human Animal is far from black and white; it's more like its melted-face cover painting, a dripping swirl of different shades of gray.   Full text...

Human Animal is, however, as close to perfect as a noise album can be, and one gets the feeling that the Wolf dudes are going to keep chipping away until they create their Reign in Blood.  Full text...

Detroit, Michigans Wolf Eyes create ear shattering, mind melting, nightmare inducing and absolutly terrifying noize that will leave you grinding your teeth and cleaning the blood out of your ears.  Full text...

Human Animal is the first high-profile release to surface since Connelly's enlistment, and the boys' second disc on Sub Pop, whose signing of Wolf Eyes was a completely different reason for cynics to foretell of the group's downward spiral.  Full text...

"Interesting" and "experimental" for sure.  Full text...