Snailgun spiral headfirst into beautiful disorder on Labyrinth, a wiry post-punk fever dream packed with nervous energy and gloriously unhinged momentum. The Melbourne trio channel the twitchy chaos of acts like Viagra Boys and James Chance, throwing skronky sax blasts, jagged riffs, and manic rhythms into the same claustrophobic room. Yet beneath the mess sits a strangely addictive groove, giving the track a reckless sense of fun instead of collapse. Labyrinth feels like The Fall running on pure adrenaline, capturing the mindset of someone turning obsession into architecture somewhere deep beneath the house.
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