Genre Peak has released their 11-track CD. The opening track, "Bring Me The World", pushes the euro-pop dance genre into post-production glory as the band utilizes panning circling effects. Lyrics syncopate over the music, 'and it's all in the place of a lifetime's disgrace that was once forseen, in the time i have left you can bet as you rest you will melt into me". The title track, "Ends of the Earth", is a relatively naked piece of songwriting although rich in body and mood. Genre Peak takes a singer/songwriter bent on their electronica experience. The marriage is cool. The band focuses on instrumentation and electronica in all tracks whether vocal melodies are painted on or not. The final tracks are all entitled different numbered, "microsphere"s. These are instrumental chaotic pieces that should be active fodder for DJ's. The consistent beats of each are surrounded by, at least in Microsphere 8, nightmarish tribal moods and dark penetrating choices. Rave away - cool stuff.

Genre Peak simply impress me. Their songs are both electro and lush with layered guitar-synths and introspectiveness. Do yourself a favour and buy this CD !

These guys are breaking out into the next phase of modern rock, they fearlessly bring on dance-like rock songs with cool hooks, dark melodies and melancholic vocals. They are also unafriad to venture into abstract soundscapes i.e. the Microsphere trilogy. A must for fans of Depeche,Eno,and mid 90's industrial fans.