Chase the Ghost

　This album has a softer approach to the post-rock genre than other bands that I’m used to. That said, I really enjoyed these slower progressions on the mellow scale of the dynamical range. This is where they linger, low to the ground, like falling leafs in autumn that hover with the wind’s grace. Songs like Imaginary Friend #2 and Chase the Ghost contain a certain kind of hidden melancholia that you can’t help but feel. I can see real instances of emotion flicker through my heart when listening to these songs. The Fantastic Hours features a Vibraphone (Spread loves the Vibraphone) and is one of the more upbeat songs. In a nutshell, this album is pretty well-rounded and complete. Perfect for Vinyl, engaging from start to finish.