I messed up my life & had to start a new one. The baseline is my old life & I had to let it go. A part of me died, but in a beautiful way.
Electronic Rock
The Latent Anxiety sound makes itself known in an instant, the energy & expression consistently point in the direction of individuality & creative freedom.
The singer’s range adds a level of appeal not always found in electronic music. The band are doing their own thing & the sound shines brightly as a result.
Within each minute of music, the sound is both manic & calm, gentle & heavy; an attitude of electronic rock & an underlying softness of trip-hop.
Hugely provocative, the sort of escapism that removes you from your now & forcibly places you in some other. A world of imaginative & considerate thinking.
There’s something inspiring about the instrumental story. The details explore the scenes & the set, the backdrop keeps the ambiance at a blissful level.
There’s all but a feature length film to fill you with thoughts & self reflection. The energy is superb & maximises the strength of the song brilliantly.
A captivating wall of sound that soaks you in psychedelic images, a powerful dreamland that pays tribute to the absolute grit & truth of real life.
On some level this album encapsulates the shared feelings of life at this very moment, and it offers a comforting outlet for anyone who may be struggling.
“There is a concept, it’s about bad decisions people make, it’s about lies, secrets, the cold silence & the comforting noise that surrounds us.”
A fascinating concept. This next album is indeed one for the fans, one that puts it’s audience first & doesn’t include anything that isn’t deemed worthy.
The energy is on point, intense & hyper – likely to leave even the laziest of listeners feeling the need to get up & go do something.