Disturbing Domestic Peace — The Ex

A sharp, unyielding tension that feels both physically urgent and intellectually defiant.

Tracklist · 14 Tracks

The Sky Is Blue Again

2:01

Map

1:14

Outlook-Army

0:39

Sucking Pig

1:58

A Sense of Tumour

4:00

Meanwhile

3:54

Rules

1:41

Squatsong

1:51

Warning-Shot

2:55

New Wars

2:46

Introduction

2:21

Human Car

1:48

Punk

1:47

Horse

1:12

Moments Worth Listening For

The sudden transition from the skeletal bass line to the frantic, atonal guitar scratching on Squatsong.

The four-minute slow burn of A Sense of Tumour where the repetition creates a claustrophobic, sickly tension.

The way the drums on Warning-Shot sound like they are physically hitting the microphones in a tiny room.

Where This Album Departs

How does Disturbing Domestic Peace sound next to the rest of The Ex's catalogue?

Protest+1.9σ

The writing leans notably further into protest than the rest of the catalogue.

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