This review is as short as this Finnish band's career. Well, at least in terms of recorded output, I guess. They recorded this one EP and not too long after it was released, they called it quits, which is a damn shame as I found their sound to be quite unique amongst a lot of like-minded bands that have failed to differentiate themselves. Obviously their inspiration is rooted much in the 80's, and as a result, much of today's synth-pop revival that has been going on with bands like Chrvches, Diana, and others. This ensemble stood out though for me, a lot. Even within the four songs here there are a range of moods that all covered, all of which feel quintessentially Scandinavian. Something soft, post-modern, icy smooth. Like Lush, it's unfortunate this is all we get, but it's so good and hits the spot so perfectly on every listen, I'm just happy it exists. Have you seen 'Poltergeist III'? Have you seen it lately? Yeah, didn't think so. Well, there's a scene where Nancy Allen is sitting in the lobby/art gallery in the building her and Tom Skerritt live in, and there is this music playing as we watch her wait - and that's what this EP sounds like to me. Random as always, me.