This album aptly reflects the mental and emotional gyrations of dealing with trauma. The music goes back and forth between heavy, angry dissonance and beautiful melodies, with uneasy background music weaving in and out as our hero finally reaches some state of acceptance and movement past his struggle without completely forgetting it all. The screaming was a bit much; it unfortunately obscured the good lyrics (on CD cover). Overall though, a great listen.

This album aptly reflects the mental and emotional gyrations of dealing with trauma. The music goes back and forth between heavy, angry dissonance and beautiful melodies, with uneasy background music weaving in and out as our hero finally reaches some state of acceptance and movement past his struggle without completely forgetting it all. The screaming was a bit much; it unfortunately obscured the good lyrics (on CD cover). Overall though, a great listen.

This track is a rock ballad, uplifting and lovely. Well played with a pretty backing track. Very enjoyable.

First heard Juandi on the internet playing rock covers and doing it very well. He also has a collaboration called Flauros with Br4dley.
This is an original release. It’s a straight up rock track, somewhat heavy and energetic. Has a good backing track and a very nice solo.

Ok, I’ll go first. This pike is very gentle but interesting. The first track reminds me of The Interworld and the New Innocence without the shredding. The second track is eerie and melancholy. It sounds to me like standing by the ocean and missing someone or something you lost. Beautiful.

This experimental piece sounds simultaneously like water moving and like what I imagine cosmic objects might sound like (although there isn’t sound out in space from what I’ve read). It could refer to the planet, to quicksilver, or both. Well, reality doesn’t matter here. This is something coming from a very creative mind to you through his music.

Great rock pike, surprisingly beautiful as well. Thank you, Mr.B.

If you ever wondered what they’re saying (shouting, screaming) down there, listen to this jamming pike and find out.

The title tells you what inspired our hero. A gentle piece with some added percussion interest. The collaboration with Netlag has been fun to watch. Wondering if they will appear on stage together.

It makes sense that the masked guitar genius would find inspiration in the ancient Mask of Warka. This is a quiet, upbeat pike with some eerie, wave-like background and light percussion. Very pretty and peaceful.