Feedback and delay worship guitar. The louder you play it the better it gets. Crescendoes, postrock, shoegaze cliches tied up in one place. I find the piano parts and chord progressions to be a bit cliche. In need of more static feedback/dynamic tension/song structure. Promising moments. Explosions in the Sky, 4ad, mbv and Kranky Records Worshippers take note.

1-Big wide gaping drone & delay worship, guitar ambience, an intro/interlude

2-Gaping guitar dronescape turns into pulsing beat, tinny sound, noise pulse, then some asshole (the singer) yelps a but, and the band doesn't remember to bury him in the mix. anyways they bring it all back with some trippy synthesizers, and everything is cool.

3- ambient emotive piano cheesewhiz. fart. i'm lactose intolerant. it's pretty and all when they ease off, let the space develop near the end.

4-warm bliss shifting tones, reminds me of eluvium. piano doesn't hold on its own, but when the whole mix comes together with the whispered vox, this makes for a nice dreampop track.

5- spacious paino piece without much feedback or delay, quality relaxation, makes for a wonderful interlude

6- total ear overload wtih glorious warbles and goofed out vocoder vox, and some simple drum machine. makes me nauseous in a strangely amusing way, a pepto bismol chuggers delight. pop structure. cool sounds.

7- pretty bliss out delgiht, stretches

8- bleepy bloop synth patch goodness, cool outro. goes inexplicably silent.