an ode to him -- Morris's throat-ripping cry of " THOMAS MIDGLEY? WHAT HAVE YOU DONE? " is the exasperated and desperate roar of disbelief, whilst the taunt and scything, see-saw guitars will stay rooted in your brain. It's an exhausting listen; the passion and strain is evident, as is the tense punk-rock nature of the tracks angry and destructive chorus -- hands down their best work to date. ' Terrible Lizards ' celebrates the birth, existence and finally the death of the dinosaurs. This is of course, backed by the kind of strident, metallic, post-hardcore, littered with disjointed time-signatures you would come to expect, as it begins to evolve into something reminiscent of touring buddies Down I Go (also, why no Pete on this track? His Tyrannosaurus impression is brilliant!). Warning, this isn't an easy listen. It's a complex and jarring 61 minutes, yet it's also note perfect in every way -- the guitars are clean (but evil), the drums an apocalyptic barrage and the vocals have a schizophrenic quality laced with such zealous and ardent enthusiasm. ' The Sleep Of Reason ' is a vital, beautiful, terrifying and fanatical album and a worthy final release from the Richter Collective. Take a bow everyone, you've earned it. Buy it y'all.