There's a vulnerability and weakness that is exposed by Bill in these tracks which is shown in the delicate acoustic playing with plucky electric ... read more
The instruments take mostly from the Scottish highlands that Stygian is based and puts this through a very raw recording process, making you feel like the two tracks are being performed live next to you in a hut close to where the sleeve was taken.
Whilst the ... read more
It's messy from a production and composition perspective, it can't be avoided when hearing it. The individual components of the ... read more
With the song composition, it is something that I feel has been heard many times before from previous artists, so that does lose my engagement slightly when listening to it. This is made up by how thick the production is with all the instrumentation and vocals that comes rampaging through these quick, ... read more