23. 65daysofstatic  - Thrash Waltz
The very first steps of the now considerably greater 65daysofstatic are still fresh in their tracks; they embraced the aesthetics of the digital world and broke the tired, [bad word] of machine sounds as de-humanized. The name of this piece is a lot more symbolic than literal, as the music bursts forward with its aggressive emotionality overthrowing any and all superficial ‘decency’, swarming with noise and signal [bad word]  and breaking both our ears and our feet with its electronic, cut-up, almost hollow beats. The apocalyptic tinge still remains in the band’s sound – a sound that, regardless of its imminent-doom vision, still holds that spark that fills fans with expectation for the future. (David Murietta)