Sound is a decent. I'd say 3/5 or so. Maybe 3.5/5.

Sound One - Jamless. Nothing more to say.

Story - Meh. They get stuck in a boring untz jam and never get out. Surprising that it happened with Story of the World, I know.

Crickets - Crickets gets into that sort of tribal sounding trance that these four do so well. This one is particularly well done. Very good if you're looking for fast trance at the moment. The 2nd jam is fantastic. It features Magner on pan flute patch and Barber leading. It almost sounds like a Basis intro for a little bit, but they drop back into Crickets ending. VERY good Crickets, overall.

Robots - The first jam here never really gets anywhere interesting, though it's tough to believe it could have in 3-4 minutes. The 2nd jam isn't bad, but it's nothing mindblowing. Decent enough dnb jam, but it's pretty rushed considering how little time they had left.

I'm going to have to give this show 2 stars. The only thing you really need from this is the Crickets, and 3 of the 5 jams in this show you could easily go with never hearing again. That combined with the sound and jamless Sound One = two stars.

Splattums! One of the best Crickets, perhaps the best standalone ever. Robots is also a rager.

if we had a vms5, maybe, but that's not the case

i'm pretty sure the tapers for this show were Todd Edgerton & Innis Nelson

my first bisco show brought the heat with that damn crickets,,,,,,,,RAGING!
story and robots also bring it