"Amb Horror Spectrum, Bunnies s'endinsa cap a l'abisme ombrívol del seu multivers art-rock, desvetllant sons que esclaten, brillen i criden.

Al igual que les al·lucinacions psicodèliques, el ritual de Krautrock i l'exorcisme de la roca sorollosa, aquest disc se sent com la conseqüència sonora dels científics bojos que criden fantasmes a través d'un sintetitzador analògic que van excavar d'una tomba maleïda.

From the extraterrestrial pulsations of “Eyer of Ire” to the technicolor bliss of “That Evil Ghoul,” Horror Spectrum is a seven-track odyssey that detonates the boundaries of Bunnies’ already unhinged catalog. These tracks drag you by the ankles into realms where sound has teeth, time melts into warped rainbows, and the music feels like it’s plotting something sinister. Few bands dare to tread where Bunnies boldly hop, but here they are, mapping out mythical soundscapes with the glee of cartographers lost in their own creation.

This freakish entity of a record is profoundly unsettling and weirdly exhilarating. Horror Spectrum is the sound of a band digging deep into their subconscious and inviting you to get lost in the labyrinth.

Will you find your way out?

And if it sounds this good, why not just stay?" (from the artist)

"This ain't pop rock nope, this is an outside variation on prog-rock. And not that slick sophisticated "proof of musicianship" type of prog. This is raw and they don't really care that much what you think, as they should not. And that's why I like 'em so much." (Roger Miller, Mission of Burma)