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“I don’t even know where you’d put us. I guess ‘American symphonic art-prog-pop’?” The sound of Pattern-Seeking Animals

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“I don’t even know where you’d put us. I guess ‘American symphonic art-prog-pop’?” The sound of Pattern-Seeking Animals

With their third studio album Only Passing Through, Pattern-Seeking Animals’ John Boegehold finally feels the band are escapong the ‘Spock’s Beard spin-off’ tag and estabishing their real identity

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