Hunter
From the dark underbelly of Philadelphia's extreme counterculture that produced Dillinger Escape Plan, Deadguy,  Isis and Converge comes A Life Once Lost, charging forward with the brutal angst of their peers, but themselves uniquely informed by a mesmerizing combination of the cornerstone groove of Sabbath, the staccato punch of Meshuggah and the punishing vocal sensibilities of Coalesce. Hunter , their debut album for Ferret, is sure to capitalize on the dark but urgent promise of A Great Artist (their best know album), and will grab hold of even the cursory onlooker with artwork by the man responsible for Mastadon's album sleeves, Paul Romano. 'The whole idea behind Hunter is about going out and taking what it is that you want. It's about not settling...' It is precisely those instincts that has sustained the band since they formed in 1999.  Ferret. 2005.