I guess to start with this is one of the  more approachable & playful Pumpkin Buzzard albums, as many of the tracks here have memorable bright melodies, fairly short run-times, and slight less off-tune & odd sounding edges. Yet, as the album progresses things do start to get slow more skewed, noisy, off-angle & darker- as the slightly cartoon  sounding male vocals get more deranged & wonkily layered up, and more off-kilter electro textures are added.  Along with the odd sway of roughly wavery/ discordant guitar elements, sudden brain battering drum attack ’n’ growls, and the genreal sonic odd-ness gets more biting….. yet though-out it (mostly) just mangers to stay tuneful & approach-able.

If I was compare Urban Megafauna to anything I’d say it’s like a bright yet odd funhouse, which seems slightly strange yet fun to start with- yet the further you go in, you notice the bright colours are slight chipped & faded, there’s an odd smell, and you keep getting the feeling you might be been followed by some one…yet you still seem to  be enjoying your visit.