The Unnatural World

Have A Nice Life's sophomore album, The Unnatural World, is a masterful blend of shoegaze and slowcore elements, weaving a sonic tapestry that envelops and entraps. Released on 4 February 2014 via The Flenser, this 47-minute journey is a deeply immersive experience. The tracklist, featuring haunting titles such as 'Guggenheim Wax Museum', 'Burial Society', and 'Emptiness Will Eat the Witch', hints at the darker, more introspective themes that permeate the album. With 'Defenestration Song', 'Cropsey', and 'Unholy Life' showcasing the band's ability to craft mesmerising soundscapes, The Unnatural World is a testament to Have A Nice Life's skill in creating music that is both beautiful and unsettling. As the album unfolds, tracks like 'Music Will Untune the Sky' and 'Reunited by Fate' demonstrate the band's capacity for atmospheric storytelling, drawing the listener into a world of introspection and emotional depth. The Unnatural World is a powerful and haunting release, one that showcases Have A Nice Life's unique sound and cements their position as a leading force in the shoegaze and slowcore genres.