U.K. band Wild Beasts let its libido loose from the cage on Two Dancers, the follow-up album to last year’s playful Limbo, Panto, trapping moments of abandon in ten sweeping songs that lustfully pursue the “unpluckable flower of the moon.” We spoke to singer Hayden Thorpe, whose falsetto swirls around where “dribbling dogs howl” and “trousers and blouses make excellent sheets, down dimly lit streets,” to shine some light on the darker side of Wild Beasts.

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