Holy Crap !!!
Can I say that ?!?!??!
The whole thing is awesome!
This is like next level "Post Rock" stuff.
I mean, like GY!BE, MONO, Caspian kinda stuff. Not that Cyan sound like those band, but the same level of sophistication and ambition. Excellent album. Wonderful band.

Man .... I wish these guys could tour the states. I'd be first in line ! This is some of the most emotional, visceral music I've had the pleasure to hear. Every album has at least one song that puts a lump in my throat or a tear in my eye.
Beautiful stuff !!

I'm 61 ... So, for people who grew up with KraftWerk, Depeche Mode, and NIN, this is the next step.
More "dancy" than I usually like, but an excellent Industrial Pop Dance kind of band. Very cool !!
No favorite. Put it on, crank it up, and play it to the end !!!

I've been listening to this album for a couple months now. Every time I play it, different influences come to mind. Mostly, I hear Prog and Fusion. Names like Bruford, Holdsworth, Ponty, and Levin come to mind. Not that DTM are trying to be those guys. But, that's the level of experimentation, complexity, and attention to detail I hear. The musical craftsmanship here is worth attention.

Rick Ruben said ( I am paraphrasing, of course) an artist can't make art for the audience. The artist must make art for themselves. The audience will be attracted to the authenticity of the work and value that authenticity. Wyatt E. surely does not have an audience in mind when they make their music. The work expresses something they are attracted to and value. In turn, we are attracted to their passion and value the music as they do. Very cool and unusual music. Thanks !!!

Great job, gang ! Awesome example of what post-rock can be. Heavy and hard hitting with some nuance! Very creative use of vocals. Hopefully, the next album won't take quite so long ;-)