Tapes 'N Tapes sound is distinctly their own: the shaky vocals, the bursts of low-fi guitars, the haunting keyboard refrains, and something else you can’t quite place. Something that’s there in “Hang Them All,” when the quiet verse drops out and an awesomely muddy blend of guitars surges in. Or in “Lines,” which begins as a ballad suddenly burns up into an epic call-to-arms with military drums and fierce, barked vocals. Or in “The Dirty Dirty,” with its driving guitar and unrelenting rhythm. It’s something that, like the kind of walk the record was named for, makes you feel a little different when you come out of it than you did going into it. Something that’s strange and gritty and delicate and furious. And thrilling.