I have really fond memories of this LP and I'm just glad to see it back and available to listen to!

Might still have the CD lying around somewhere you know..

Protest/Periphery-a-likes but they do the absolute best job at it. Also considering neither of those two released (full) albums in 2014, Haunt is the perfect tide-over until a couple weeks time.

I always hope bands like these pick up and earn recognition enough to do this as a career! Good luck folks.
(time of writing 06/01/2015)

Red Giant sounds exactly how you'd assume it would. Every star has a story and this album is as convincing as it gets in terms of what that story is in audio (or more specifically instrumental metal) form.

It's never boring, appropriately heavy and a single-session listen that deserves your time. Grabbit!

The concept and coherence of this EP far surpasses anything their full album offered. The album is good, but I felt it was more of a showcase than anything particularly ambitious.

This EP is one of my favourite death releases and it has everything to do with how memorable its theme and journey is.

If I was allowed to be selfish and pick what they attempt for their second LP, it'd be to recapture what makes this EP so good and do it errr... biggerer and betterer