Output Negative Space

Enablers' latest offering, "Output Negative Space," is like a musical maze for your ears. It's a whirlwind of post-rock energy that will leave you feeling both exhilarated and slightly disoriented. The band's signature spoken word vocals are as enigmatic as ever, weaving intricate stories that keep you on the edge of your seat. The album kicks off with the haunting track "Tethered" which sets the tone for the rest of the journey. With its swirling guitars and pulsating basslines, it's a sonic rollercoaster that will make you want to press repeat as soon as it ends. Tracks like "Trusted Floor" and "And Yet" showcase Enablers' ability to create a dense, atmospheric sound that envelops you in a wave of emotions. The interplay between Pete Simonelli's spoken word poetry and Joe Goldring's masterful guitar work is nothing short of mesmerising. However, "Output Negative Space" is not without its flaws. At times, the album can feel overwhelming, with layer upon layer of sound threatening to engulf the listener. But perhaps that's the point - to challenge our perceptions of what music can be and push us out of our comfort zones. Overall, Enablers have delivered a bold and ambitious album that solidifies their status as pioneers of the post-rock genre. "Output Negative Space" is a thrilling ride from start to finish, guaranteed to leave you both intellectually stimulated and emotionally drained. Strap in and enjoy the journey.