Sepia EP Review
Dukester Ezine (UK)

The band's second demo in a short while, they return with the slow burning hardcore of 'Sepia,' a melancholic crunch of a slow tune that brings the genre to a more rock-orientated sound, very soft in places for whole passages with decipherable lyrics but no less gritty in its delivery. 'Two Thousand Miles' keeps changing time all the way through while again combining metalcore with rock, yet more boundaries being blurred for a whole much better noise.

'The Blood Has Dried' begins much more like a threatening hardcore song and does just that, full speed ahead aggro and prolonged screams before returning to the band's more passive style, bringing the quiet-loud dynamic and metal & rock attributes to the scene you may associate this band with. A fine job is made of it, too. But do catch the band live; you'll be flattened.