Their initial LP is spacious with a swaying epicness that forms the sonic umbrella of a tightened art-rock sound sometimes reminiscent of 70's era Floyd or Gish-era Pumpkins. Organic and less following any built-in electronic or looping structure the band tends to embrace a seesaw nature of laid back vocals and aggressive instrumentation minus some of the traditional psych elements.

1. Chambermaid
2. Modern Times
3. Junkie Gone To Heaven
4. Traveling
5. Marigold
6. IDivest
7. Subatomic
8. Sundial Sleep

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 05/11/2016
VSTRS lives in Michigan USA

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Rock, Classic rock, Grungy Rock, Instrumental, Prog Rock

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