A very interesting conceptual album bringing a unique twist on how we can listen to music. Each track of the album following the first is a loop of the original 23 minute song giving these tracks a very artistic style similar to an painter creating many similar but different painting from a single subject matter.

This album is the first of many expected releases following a similar idea to this style.  If you like artistic and creative style to your music then you will really enjoy this album.

Release date: March 27^th 2007

The inevitable backlash includes members from prestigious bands like Rollins band (Jason Mackenroth) and Saccharine and Trust (Chris Stein). Thankfully John Renton brings a fresh sound to this band and not some regulated crap like I was expecting when I first received this album.

This totally analog album have a soft and all most live sound though the album.  Because of this and the amazing recording job by Steve Albini (the pixies, Nirvana) the Guitars just flair and rock very hard.

Sex for safety (the song) really shows off the abilities of this band.  I really wish there were more tracks available on the demo I received because this song really leaves me wanting to hear what else this band is going to surprise me with.

Band members:

John Renton: vocals and guitars

Jason Mackenroth: Drums

Chris Stein: Bass

Track listing: (not the full track listing)

1. He never left


2. Cult of the sea


3. Le fou rire


4. Snowstorms


5. Sex for safety