Mason Giano – Google

1917 is an exceptional war movie. The story is intriguing and perilous, the story engulfs the viewers and grabs them by the hand, never letting go. I remember seeing it for the first time, wondering how it was filmed in one-take, because there were no cut or jump scenes, which makes the film feel like a real-life event, everything that happens, happens and takes on an aftermath, there are no jumps or pauses or skips. The scene by the barracks, where the small mine falls on the protagonists was totally dreadful. In my opinion, this is easily a flawless film; beautiful score, amazing acting, well written script and beautiful cinematography.

This album feels a lot like the aftermath of a life-changing event; a fallout of love, a decline of self-love, and the steps taken to fix these ratios. From the opening track to the closing track, nostalgia and mild melancholy reigns in heavy throughout the composition. The song-writing is top ten, interesting and open-handed, the instrumentals are perfectly crafted and curated. The whole experience feels like going from feeling like you've overcome the pains of the past to reminiscing about them, realizing how paramount every step taken actually was. Very beautiful music.