SeeYouSpaceCowboy go first, their jagged, grisly riffing quite queasy, particularly on Painting A Clear Picture From An Unreliable Narrator, and there is some palpable melancholy in the melody that's also let loose. The brief Modernizing The Myth Of Sisyphus is affective too, having a surging quality to it, something that could also be said for If I Die First’s Mirror, Mirror This Is Nothing Like You Promised, which also proves they too can come up with unwieldy song titles. The best track is IIDF’s closing My Nightmares Would Do Numbers As Horror Movies, the way it switches between poignant picking and pulsating bursts of noise grabbing the listener.