Scrap Museum Heavy Metal From ordering food at a

From ordering food at a drive-thru to tackling gender roles and sexual stereotypes

the unevenness of the second side may make it more suitable for cultists rather than mainstream listeners

the band displays their expertise in intricate turns and floating textures

Bradley's version of Black Sabbath's Changes is a soulful and impactful performance

just as all-over-the-map

Scrap Museum Heavy Metal From ordering food at aMelbourne's TV Haze craft a nostalgic descent into '90s indie rock with *Scrap Museum*, layering fuzzy distortion and atmospheric haze across hook driven compositions. The album evokes the sprawling grandeur of Dinosaur Jr and The Wrens, balancing abrasive textures with melodic restraint. Tracks like "Dexter" and "Under the Coach" showcase the band's ability to merge brooding intensity with emotional vulnerability, creating a deeply textured sonic