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Cute and creative! Rattle Royale is the best track, beyond a shadow of a doubt; my only complaint was that the entire album was realllll quiet, had to crank up my headphones to even hear any of it (at least on YouTube).

First off, that album cover is dope; love the dystopic but weirdly nostalgic feeling it communicates, that's great graphic design! And the OST that accompanies it is tight as hell, too; I fw that very specific blend of dark ambience and layered, lush electronica you've got goin on here. Genuinely difficult to pick between Solemn St. and Unfazed as my favorite tracks. Great work!

While I don't entirely get the 'summer' feel from this particular project, I was a fan of Time Stands Still For You and Echoes Beneath all the same, very classy stuff!

Fantastic synthwave! It was so lush and textured that I honestly just wanted more of it : )

Pretty lowkey and relaxed project, though I feel like some more compelling, standout melodies (or, alternatively, more interesting and layered rhythm sections if you wanted to keep these as textured and ambient as possible) could have helped these songs stand out. I think Epilogue is the best song by a long shot because of this; while Oasis is definitely a more interesting experiment, Epilogue is a pretty complete-sounding track!

Striking concept and great execution thereof - even though the lore you provided helped paint a nice, compelling picture of the music within, I was still impressed by the gradual, slow-burn transition from chill, familiar, pleasant acoustic pop into harsh, mysterious, dark ambience and electronica. This was dope! My favorite songs are the very first (Surface Level) and the very last (title track).

Sleek; the moment I saw your listed inspirations I knew this set would have a funk to it, and you didn't disappoint! 

Sweet and subtle! The last two tracks hit hardest imo, especially given their shared leitmotifs and the lush, engaging instrumentation throughout

unique take on the summer theme! smoky and jazzy and a little bittersweet and lonely at the end, great fit for a vigilante concept; pretty dope stuff : )