Making Human Beings Huma

The third full-length release for the Chicago-area garage rock band was produced by Jim Abbiss. The mild growth and light sophistication they show in spots doesn't make the record any less of a rollicking good time. Just like they have since their early days, the Orwells bring the songs, the suds, and the knuckleheaded energy to the party.

The Orwells are a relatively well known indie rock band from Illinois. "Terrible Human Beings" is the band's third full length and second under a major label. The band's last album was "Disgraceland" which was released in late 2013. The band has shared two singles since the announcement of the album: “They Put a Body in the Bayou” and "Buddy". "Terrible Human Beings" was produced by Jim Abbiss who also produced releases for Adele and Arctic Monkeys.

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On their 3rd album, this Chicago band plays melody-driven hard guitar pop with a crunchy rock energy. The songs have a punky hook-filled flow that rides a spirited surge of melodic power. You can dance, bounce, hum along, play air guitar or just fly around the room in a freak-out of pure fun. This is the kind of music that will make your smile. “Terrible Human Beings” is a perfectly balanced combination of rock ‘n’ roll power and pop accessibility.