Living in Melbourne myself has been good in the sense that I have seen these guys at least 6 times in the last year, which has also given me the chance to see their growth. It also seemed a bit slow and generic at times but all in all was a fairly enjoyable hardcore album. was a pretty good effort, but seemed to lack something. Basically, I had found an album that had songs for every mood I could possibly be in, and in turn had found one of the most amazing albums I had ever heard. I've never had so much chills in my body from one single album. At times I could just sit there relaxing and soaking up the dreamy atmospheres created, and at other times I couldn't help but bop my head or stamp my feet to the beat. Every song was so appropriate in the mix of the album, leaving no moments of boredom. Deep, Deep love (no pun intended, although by saying this it's pretty clear that it was intended). Over time, I started hearing new things with each listen, small things that seemed insignificant at first. Sure there were moments that got pretty heavy but for the most part, it was a relaxing album. On first listen, I thought it was really solid and good to chill out to.

As soon as I heard it I was compelled to hear the entire thing. My mate showed me the last song Earthmover which ticks both boxes for me: Massive Major Third progression to finish the album in the most epic way imaginable. Anyway, this brings me to how I first heard this album. I'm not sure what it is about the Major Third progression but the interval is just so fucking good that every time I hear a song with it in it, I go nuts. One thing people need to know about me is my love for 2 things in music: Epic finishes to songs/albums and Major Third progressions.

Have a nice life the big gloom