It’s crazy to hear this album that’s already two years old sound so far ahead of its time. Comparable to indie favorites Villains (Yüth Forever) and Prestige, Distinguisher djent away with wild guitar effects and groove-oriented Haake-style drums. There are times where it sounds like everything is going to fall off the table, and that every member of the band is playing their own thing, but time and time again the act regroups into epic breakdowns and create a
package that delivers convincingly. Two years into their run, it’s unfortunate no one’s picked this up yet.
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