A Pregnant Light - My Game Doesn't Have A Name (purple vinyl)
“My Game Doesn’t Have A Name is a glorious guitar-forward mix of metal, punk, pop, post-punk—you name it—roped into a style that’s unique to A Pregnant Light but will feel familiar to fans of a number of different genres. It’s also by far APL’s most polished release, and the clarity of the recording was almost jarring upon first listen. The move away from a black metal base now seems official, but there are still consistencies that have carried over from that first demo. My Game Doesn’t Have A Name is a confident, ambitious, innovative, and intensely personal album. A Pregnant Light’s music has always felt like it deserved more ears—put the headphones on for this one and get lost in those layers of anguished yells and furiously riffing, dancing guitars.” - Vice
Purple vinyl, with download.
“My Game Doesn’t Have A Name is a glorious guitar-forward mix of metal, punk, pop, post-punk—you name it—roped into a style that’s unique to A Pregnant Light but will feel familiar to fans of a number of different genres. It’s also by far APL’s most polished release, and the clarity of the recording was almost jarring upon first listen. The move away from a black metal base now seems official, but there are still consistencies that have carried over from that first demo. My Game Doesn’t Have A Name is a confident, ambitious, innovative, and intensely personal album. A Pregnant Light’s music has always felt like it deserved more ears—put the headphones on for this one and get lost in those layers of anguished yells and furiously riffing, dancing guitars.” - Vice
Purple vinyl, with download.
“My Game Doesn’t Have A Name is a glorious guitar-forward mix of metal, punk, pop, post-punk—you name it—roped into a style that’s unique to A Pregnant Light but will feel familiar to fans of a number of different genres. It’s also by far APL’s most polished release, and the clarity of the recording was almost jarring upon first listen. The move away from a black metal base now seems official, but there are still consistencies that have carried over from that first demo. My Game Doesn’t Have A Name is a confident, ambitious, innovative, and intensely personal album. A Pregnant Light’s music has always felt like it deserved more ears—put the headphones on for this one and get lost in those layers of anguished yells and furiously riffing, dancing guitars.” - Vice
Purple vinyl, with download.