Album Notes

In less than six years, the earth is due for a radical change. According to the Mayan calendar and the incredibly accurate Timewave Zero software, in the year 2012, the planet will reach a point of great awakening - a new permanent shift of consciousness. The collision between true human nature and the human ego is already taking place, bringing the entire human race closer to an omega point that cannot be undone.

Carrying fierce waves of emotion, IRREVERSIBLE delivers a paralyzing dose of suspension into the intermediate state. The five members are currently in the process preparing for the release of a new hour-long apocalypse, layered thick with interlocking tonal, lyrical, and thematic parallels. With a constant ebb and flow of intensity, "Sins" is a purging psychedelic journey through spacious infinities, each song fluidly moving from one state of mind to the next. The record consists of a series of anthems aimed to empower, hypnotize, and lull the exponentially evolving human mind. The sound of the eschaton spirals forth, engulfing anything keeping the listener from advancing on the narrow path to truth leading to enlightenment.

“…none of us ever thought we would be doing anything like this with music, but it appears to be drawing us all in the same direction. It’s what Terrence Mckenna referred to as the “Strange Attractor.” The basic idea is that the future is ‘pulling’ the soul out of the body beyond culture and supposition into higher states of consciousness, contrary to the belief that the past is pushing us from behind. I think the future is so much stranger than we can suppose that nothing can be taken at face value anymore. Indigenous religions have always suggested it and science has more recently proven it. Nothing is what it seems and it all has to be examined with unbiased scrutiny, starting from the inside out. That’s our basic goal - to serve as lights in the darker places of reality that people have been told to stay away from.”

"....Irreversible delves into a psych-metal land already inhabited by the likes of Pelican and Isis"...however... "Irreversible is too perspicacious to be labeled as derivative.Their sludginess and equally epically massive metal soothes your ears with relentless passive intensity."

---PRICK magazine