[kupoartist]

I like the tune to Gospel... but it becomes majorly distorted towards the end. The same could be said of a lot of the tracks with these piercing guitar sounds... it's often hard to hear lyrics and easy to hear bad distortion. Assuming that it isn't intentional, it's presumably down to the equipment and it's not something that should be worried about, so that means it's great . Gospel seems more upbeat (I mean a lot more up-beat) than the rest of the tracks, and I probably like it more for that reason (I'm a rather upbeat person right? ^^). The music to all the tracks is strong.

I don't want to sound rude by saying this... but. Umm, 40 seconds into "The Diary". The lyrics kind of sound like "I send you my Diarrhoea" and I'm guessing that probably isn't intentional. Possibly something to do with recording equipment again, but perhaps the note shouldn't be held? Anyways, accepting that one instance and other times when lyrics are sometimes hard to hear because of distortion, the lyrics are a strong point of your songs. The singing isn't exactly sparking with electricity, but that isn't the point - the feeling is there and that's what is important in this kind of music. Of course, i'm a poor judge because my tastes (or lack thereof) are probably nothing like yours and I'm not a huge fan of this type of music. Futhermore, I feel that anyone with the guts (to not only perform something but to show it to people they don't really know) deserves some shining feedback. Well Done

I was trying to work out where the sample at the beginning of [i]Time[i] was from... Blade Runner, right? In a way, the quote doesn't really fit, because of the themes of the film it is taken from... but that's only one total Nerd's perspective on things. And the words in isolation fit well.

And is the band name anything to do with the game "Parasol Stars"? A Friend has that for the Amiga... mmm... nostalgia...