Looking back from the digital explosion era, *Ants From Up There* feels like a culmination of so many threads woven through our formative years. It takes the sprawling intensity of post-rock, the emotional rawness of indie, and the intricate dynamics of math-rock, distilling them into an album of breathtaking scope. Isaac Wood's dramatic storytelling, backed by that dynamic, jazz-inflected instrumentation, showed how those earlier blueprints could evolve into something profoundly modern yet undeniably rooted.
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