The long-awaited follow-up to I NAME YOU DESTROYER, 2006's IF THINE ENEMY HUNGER finds the Athens, Georgia-based noise-rock duo Jucifer dishing out more of its spare, strangely seductive tunes. While "The Plastic Museum" works its dark magic with ramshackle six-string lines and Amber Valentine's cooing vocals, "Hennin Hardine" immerses the listener in distorted guitar work and driving rhythms, allowing Valentine to cut loose with more urgent singing. Arguably Jucifer's finest moment, HUNGER is the sound of a band fully in command of its proudly limited palette.