Every few years an album comes out that pushes the existing genres of music so far that it can no longer be recognizable as an album of any one genre. The explosion of a culmination of influences so diverse that the creative output that the end result yields is powerful enough to create its own genre of music. These are the albums that inspire people to create music and these are the influential albums that remain timeless for eternity. With their third release, Harrisonburg, VA's Gifts From Enola may have created an album that is just that powerful. Completely uninhibited, uncompromising, and unrelenting, "From Fathoms" is all at once an emotional epiphany and an unintentional reckoning of the new creative wave. Sharing as much in common with bands like The Mars Volta and Minus The Bear as it shares with Explosions In The Sky or This Will Destroy You. Defying boundaries with an unrelenting, aggressive assault ala Converge one second, the next seamlessly flowing into a high flying crescendo of hope in Mono-like fashion. The end result of this album is certainly unclassifiable and name dropping all over the place will never accurately describe the sound. It is its own, and that is a rare feat in today's saturated music industry. This is unexpected. This is "From Fathoms"
Tracklisting / Additional Info:
| A1 | Benthos | |||
| A2 | Weightless Frame | |||
| Cello - Rashaad Jones | ||||
| A3 | Weightless Thought | |||
| B | Trieste | |||
| C1 | Resurface | |||
| Vocals [Additional] - Dan Fury , Jay Sakong | ||||
| C2 | Melted Wings | |||
| D1 | Thawed Horizon | |||
| D2 | Aves | |||
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