It builds up and you can faintly hear Gavin singing in the background. Everything comes back and fades again, then returns and stays that course and gets slightly heavier. After a while it fades down to the focus on the guitars (which I believe are acoustic, for at least a few parts of the song), which have a bit a of a solo but nothing too elaborate. It counters the more mellow sounding guitar with a rumbling bass riff that's repeated with the drums. It starts out with just a mellow-sounding guitar, which plays until a later part of the song. Traversing Through The Artic Cold We Search For The Spirit Of Yuta - Once again, if you aren't really paying attention, you might not notice when it switches. It sounds kind of fluttery, like butterflies. I believe a piano is being played for the rest of the song as well. Halfway through the guitars come in with a low, slowly repeated chord, and then a second riff is played over that. It's mainly drums to start and remains the main focus throughout. Movement II: Crosswind Minuet - Another short instrumental, only 30 seconds longer than the previous. This song is only 9 out of 10 because of the that fact that your mind will wander a bit.
The lyrics (just as track 1) are mind-blowing. After a little while of the hard pounding music, it gets a little softer and he continues to sing. Just as the first track, he doesn't start singing until part way through the song, when it kicks in.
It takes a while to get into, the progression may make your mind wander a bit at the beginning, but when it really kicks in, it will have your attention completely. Lechium - This song is quite long, clocking at 6:24. When you're listening to the cd, if you aren't paying attention, you can completely miss when the tracks change it's just a little higher, just as raw. Movement I: 180W - This song is only a minute long instrumental, that is basicly the same riffs as the first song. People who have listened to El Cielo before this cd will have to get used to the more hardcore sound of his vocals. Gavin doesn't start singing halfway through the song, but when he does, his half screaming, raw vocals fit the song perfectly. Symbol Song - This song starts out quiet and low, but kicks in with some heavy bass, possibly with distortion (I think), raw guitars and pounding drums.
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