This is an astoundingly confident release for the band, and the four actual songs on the record deliver punches that connect viscerally with an emotional heft that almost borders on the cinematic at points, it’s just a shame the flow of the EP acts to limit that impact. – By Andy Price

Sludge, down-tuned brutality and riff worship is the order of the day; and Dead Existence do this very well. – By Andy Price

Andy Price caught up with Adam Wentworth from All Pigs Must Die to find out about new tunes, their upcoming UK one-off show and to ask just how they manage to keep the band going. “We just love playing these songs, period.”

There’s not a wasted second of space, and every song is taut, elegant, emotive and delivered with precision. Speaking personally, I really, really want to see what these guys can deliver with a full length album. – By Andy Price

If you’re new to Les Discrets, then clearly the studio albums should be your first stop, but if you’re craving something new, or even just a little closure on this phase of the Fursy Teyssier / Les Discrets musical journey, then this is well worth an investment, both financially and emotionally. – By Andy Price

No Consequence have found a level of accessibility that will hopefully carry them forward, out of the tech metal niche and on to wider acceptance and bigger audiences. – By Andy Price

The song writing on show here is smart and mature, the production and performances are excellent. Does it feel like their final form? No. There’s definitely more growth to come from this Brighton mob, but this is as good a place as any to get on board and join the cult of King Leviathan. – By Andy Price