Shape shift

" Zombi favor mid-tempo grooves that require a lot of reserve, but Paterra reminds you at all times that you're listening to a rock band with an underlying sense of millennial angst, even if that angst is never explicitly articulated.We are, after all, talking about long-winded mathy instrumental music here. But that's the thing: at some point while listening to Shape Shift, it dawns on you that you can actually hum all of these tunes.".

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"The album ends with the slow 15-minute crawl of "Siberia II," the sequel to a 2006 B-side that sounded like the beginning of a zombie apocalypse; here, it sounds like an entire graveyard full of undead have risen and taken over the town, and are pretty much running business as usual. Likewise, Shape Shift finds Zombi returning to their earlier sound and reliably crafting sturdy, horror-tinged neo-prog".

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