Na Cho Buisness

After a long five year wait, Birmingham Progressive Metalcore legends OAA are back, after an album rewrite and James returning after Jake leaves the band in debt, their third album finally arrives... And it's certainly their heaviest, with an inclusion of Deathcore elements alongside certain Lo-Fi aspects being in their production, it ls a fun and intriguing listen, with heavy Deathcore blasts and growled vocals, with next tracks being rather mellow and melodic. Is it better and more dynamic than Hikari? Most likely not, it is nowhere near as cohesive a listen... Better than Lost Isles? I'd say, it's more dynamic than that one and better production... Over all it's a really good album, the weakest aspect being the heavy = good aspect of some of the heaviest tracks... Namely 'New Dawn'. Overall I'd say it's worth your listens, my favorite tracks being 'Hallucinogenic' and 'Empty Space'.