Headless Machine of the Heart starts off with epic introductions, delayed high note riffs, and tripping organs. The vocals holding a brewing terror that releases with echos similar to Suicide's “Lets hear it for Frankie” and completely exhausted screams. Mid song a steady rhythm starts and a solid bass line... the story begins.

Radiohead fans that have been bored for years look no further. Helvetia has been mastering their sound for years and it's apparent that they care about their production. Backwards feedback and whistles ride impenetrable grooves in Triple Zero. Believe it or not this is all 4-track recorded. They are that good.

Fiction starts off with a gallup as singer tells the story of someone who was found with dead with a rifle covered with leaves already pale from time. Broken Bones has amazing instrumentation and vocal hooks sang with real emotion. Meadowlark has some the prettiest guitar work ever.

Cosmos Armantes is the most forward thinking dream pop song I've ever heard, not kidding. Their tripping drumbeats and figure eight guitar movements blend with a fusion jazz feedback solo into the second set of words and runs uphill to the best vocal hook and noisy guitar swamping to date. You don't believe me? Check it out. This band is unstoppable.

The last song could make your heart skip a beat if you listen hard enough. The guitars basically aren't even guitars anymore. They are new creatures on the Ocean Floor.