Extremely well-crafted soft rock with j-pop influences and such a unique voice tone for the group's Main Vocal Choi Sang-Yeop. Add that to the inclusion of a violin (played by Shin Ye-Chan), you're left with one of the most refreshing and interesting act of the recent south-korean indie band scene.
The first Muse record I've listened front to back and is still, to this day, my favorite just above Origin of Symmetry. I was walking in the middle of the street and had to find somewhere to sit to truly enjoy what was happening in my headphones. Such beauty and interesting songs, Muse just makes you wonder how they manage to make their instruments sound like they do. Pure brillancy.
Great live record all things considered. There are some intrinsically weaker songs in the setlist but the live performances elevate them to a likable enough state. Supremacy and Panic Station are a very strong beginning duo and I can't help but have a soft spot for this rendition of Madness and it's soul-elevating climax.