Shiner’s power-trio indie rock sounds tend to have a lot of dreamy, shimmering qualities, but it’s for true rockers only — Lula Divinia always returns to explosively heavy rock bombast that puts their overall approach on grounds quite close to those of Hum. As such, the album should prove immensely appealing to all of those rock adherents who didn’t appreciate the movement of ’90s indie toward its gentler, hazier side. [The CD was also released with two bonus tracks.] – Nitsuh Abebe