Customer Reviews

As This Is Futuristic (Dig)

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This is an above average album, at least. The stylystic change from one song to the next is a bit confusing at first. Tracks like "Arrythmia" evoke recent Incubus while those like "God Monkey Robot" and "Electricity and Drums" are designed to mine into your brain in the same wise as a Franz Ferdinand single. This quality Kentucky band,(finally), is making no attempt at imitation, however, and a unique sound is evident after multiple listens. As this is January I'd call it the best indie rock release this year.

Put it on, clap your hands,feet and anything else you feel like. I love this CD. Two different vocalists, awesome lyrics, energy , weirdness - i'm desperate to check them out live !!!! Can't stop playing it.....the more you listen , the more you want it.

From catchy and energetic to mellow and ethereal, this CD has it all. I have seen them live and this album captures the energy they have together. The lyrics are awesome on all songs. Definately worth checking out.

This album is stellar! I have never heard of this band before last night, when some friends and I went to a concert where they performed. All I can say is that they are absolutely fantastic. I had to buy this album, and it was worth every penny. This might just be the best Indie album I have ever heard, every song is incredible. They sound like no other band (although one or two songs sound like they have some Interpol influence) and every song is unique from. If you're looking for some new Indie rock albums, I highly suggest this album.

5/5

Suggested tracks: Shapeshifter, Electric & Drums, Arrythmia, God Monkey Robot

Music is highly personal... so you might love this album. I thought it was kind of eh. God Monkey Robot is good and worth $0.89. ;)

I can't get these songs out of my head. electricity + drums and motor skills are especially awesome. My existence is better because of this album and I get closer to paradise with each play. Seriously though, it seems that there is something for everyone here and the whole album gels beautifully.