Very catchy, with a great variety of sounds, and lyrics that teaches science. What's not to love?

Catchy, atmospheric, and ultramodern. Lovely nighttime soundtrack for the cities of the future.

Fucking Space Rock.
'Nuff said.

A fresh new take on the Myrkgrav sound. Definitely different from his previous efforts, but still undeniably Myrkgrav. Not to mention both folkier and more lead-hevy than ever.

With this catchy album, Savlonic establish themselves as a Synthpop force to be reckoned with, finding a nice middle-ground between the musical seriousness of groups like The Birthday Massacre and the over the top silliness of groups like Ninja Sex Party.

WIth its flowing melodies, awe-inspiring atmospheres, somber but uplifting lyrical theme and strong, consistent songwriting, this just may be Neurotech's best effort yet.

An entertaining listen, with basically only one gripe. Maybe it's just because I've been listening to the Mistborn series narrarated by Michael Kramer, but I strongly feel that the voices could use more distinction between each other to more easily identify what character is speaking, as it can sometimes be difficult to know what character is speaking, as well as add more... well, character to each of them. Beyond that, a solid performance to a solid, competently written and entertaining story.

The first rap album I've ever bought. And well worth it.
Atmospheric and intellectually stumulating with relatable lyrics of frustration over the crummy state of mankind.
May we one day reach our potential and be truly cosmic.
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