F# A# ∞

This record is the soundtrack of the apocalypse. It's gonna take a few listens to sink in, but once it does, you will probably find it to be a truly great album, each of the three long songs being connected in misery and darkness. The feeling I get from F#A# Infinity is a city of people watching a nuke crashing into them, each second before their vaporization being lengthened in their minds, as mothers hold their children, lovers find solace in each others arms, and people think of what life is, what it could have been, and what it has become. It's a sad, depressing album, not for everyday listening, but when the time is right, it can be a thing to behold. Of course, GYBE is not for everyone, and some will find this dull and overrated, even after a few good listens, and that's fine, everyone has different tastes, and people are bound to think differently than you on certain things. Three stars seems right, though this is something you should really take a test run of first.