Leprous - He Will Kill Again - First Listen/Reaction

He Will Kill Again · Leprous - First Listen/Reaction

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[JuanTheDjent]

Earlier Leprous might be a bit of a surprise for people finding them post-Malina. Personally, I love the old material and TPS is a fantastic CD to just get lost in. If you listen to the Leprous discog in sequence then you can see a fantastic progression and development, travelling from their heavier roots into the super-skilled songwriting that we see now. I just can't recommend them enough to people who love music and musicianship. Great guys too.

[natergater]

Tall poppy is such a lovely album, Especially this song it always stuck out to me!

[thecentralscrutinizer]

Their first album! Tall Poppy Syndrome 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽Einar Solberg has an awesome voice

[Hecatom]

I love current Leprous, but at the same time miss the sound of Tall Poppy Syndrome.

Sometimes i wonder what could have been if they continued and evolved that sound 😅