There are more ideas crammed into the 41 minutes of Max Tundra's third album than most bands manage in their whole careers. Parallax Error Beheads You, the third Max Tundra LP and his first since 2002's Mastered By Guy At The Exchange, is a masterpiece of micro-melodies and sound-bytes; a triumph of splicing, dicing and editing. It's an intricate mosaic of sounds and styles, some of which you might recognise from the last 30 years of pop, rock, prog, disco, funk, techno, rap, metal and soul, but many of which are completely new: either from a startling recombination of existing...