You aren't going to review Lies With the Sea? That's my favorite track from MTHK!

I tended to gravitate more toward’s Bowman’s high-energy tracks. But I liked the ballads on the album, too. I like the groove of No Release, and its lyrics are terribly meaningful and clever. The heavily produced, avant-garde intro in Lies with the Sea is a little tough for me to get past, but the complex verses are interesting and fun (to make yet another comparison, the rhythm and flow of that first verse reminds me of this).

I suppose it’s one of the great, quiet complements I can offer, that his songs provoke thoughts of so many other musicians that I love.