Over Opiated in a Forest of Whispering Speakers

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• “Wowee! What a delicious feast of emotive, heavy, unpidgeon-holed musicality. I love all the subtle shifts and turns of mood and emotion these guys conjure. You can tell this was a group following their hearts and ears, not what anything "should" sound like expectation-wise. The fuzz-blasting guitars and the calm vocals seem to pair and balance perfectly, evoking both weight and desolate lightness, and the bass work and drum work are delightful and interesting. Fans of Boss Keloid, get in here.”

  — pinkytheent · favourite track: Let's Enjoy the Aimless Days While We Can

• “Blending doomy heaviness with shoegaze textures, beautiful layered vocals and jazz inflections, this coalesces into a brilliant progressive modern metal album. Deserving of a much wider audience.”

  — MetalDipshit · favourite track: Sunshine