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• In 2014 Gazelle Twin released her second album, " Unflesh ", to further critical praise.
• Bernholz made " Unflesh " using the digital audio workstation MCI console, Bernholz reasoning that " Anything sounds better through an analogue desk like that ."
• In an interview with Guy Mankowski for PopMatters, Bernholz mentioned that in the live shows for Unflesh she would be performing in a version of her PE kit from school, saying she wanted to'go back to my teenage years to literally live out the idea of being a freak, like I thought I was ( and was often made to feel ) at the time .'
• In the words of " Drowned in Sound " writer Tristan Bath, instrumentation of " skittering beats " and " squeamishly thin synth tones " remain present throughout the album, with Bernholz'vocals " on top more often than not twisted unrecognisably into that of a demonic robot . " Her voice changes constantly, writing that there are " several songs applying layer upon layer of densely mutated vocal tracks ( as on the title track ) while others remain clean in favour of the lyrics ('I Feel Blood') . " The synths were noted to be influenced by Iggy Pop and John Carpenter . " Artrocker "'s Finola Doran described the record as " like a piece of art rather than music one would sing and dance to ", while in contrast, Robert Whitfield noted " Unflesh " to be " surprisingly danceable record amidst all the dark beats ".