When I say nostalgic I mean that every song on the album reminded me of music starting from the late 70’s to the present, picked of course from some of my favorite bands. There was a little bit of The Cure, Vampire Weekend, some early post-Joy Division New Order, Bends era to Kid A Radiohead, some Drums, but all delivered in a way that didn’t seem to be mimicry but rather passion and talent. 

 

So there I was in my desk chair turned around and playing Xbox when the music began and I paused, turned, and smiled. Everything from the echoing lo-fi like vocals to the wide range of guitar style to the switching up of male and female lead vocals just wowed me. It was a love letter to its aforementioned founding fathers met with the technology of today’s music with epic hooks and beautiful constructions wrapped around the enjoyment of the post punk effort from way back when. The bass was amazing and catchy, the drums were excellently paced, guitar (as I said) jumping from reverb action to watery echoes and dark new wave passages. I really loved this album. After reading this review you’ll know weather or not you’ll find it interesting yourself. Well worth checking out.