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Album Review: Slumberhaze - Rhyme, Rhythm & Romance (Part 2)

"Slumberhaze run the gamut of musical influences to create dreamy and atmospheric tracks that bleed into your psyche."

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The title tells you nearly all you need to know about Slumberhaze's new four-track EP. Beginning with the gothic '80s Police Cops-esque synth, and turned over with delicate, breathy vocals, Slumberhaze run the gamut of musical influences to create dreamy and atmospheric tracks that bleed into your psyche. The synth does most of the grunt work, but the rest fires off like light artillery and when the band bring the guitars in the songs explode from groove-heavy hip hop to blissful prog-rock. Rhyme, Rhythm & Romance is all a little bit sinister.