Somehow they are reminiscent of mid-90s chaoscore, with a crazy dose of post-rock and the necessary little melodies that make the songs stick in your head. Despite all this, the songs are extremely dense and coherent and do not seem pieced together or heterogeneous. What unites the songs is definitely a sense of rhythm and melody, which somehow brings even the most disjointed song back on track and almost allows pop moments to be heard. For example, in "The End" the spoken word part meets black metallic stick attacks, in "Clouds" driving Swedish core parts meet post-metallic atmospheric strumming and then pick up speed again with a lot of effort and finally in a hearty neckbreaker mosh to end - great! Here are three bands combined into one, and one of them has something to say. When the whole place is roaring along to the chorus of "Long Run," the last person knows that they are taking part in something very important.