somewhat I did not hear better here yet! congratulations

The standout tracks on this EP are "Six O'Clock Whispers" and "Churchill," where the sound becomes more distinctive and the release comes into its own. "Whispers" is a darker, slightly glitchier take on the minimalist bleep+vocals sound and couldn't be made better. It's perfect the way it is. "Churchill" operates the same way, more upbeat, more angular, distorted vocals, but it follows its own logic and, in that, succeeds.
"Luxury and Hope" is reminicent of early Peter Gabriel with modern laptop backing, which is a good thing. "Being Away From Fame" on the other hand just doesn't work for me. I like the lyrics but the delivery sounds too much like Ben Gibbard and the music feels like it's missing a few layers, even when it gets bigger and adds more elements. The track sounds like a demo of a song that'll be pretty good but isn't there yet. As for "It's Always Raining in Dublin," nothing about the track grabs me. It just feels like filler delaying the stronger songs.
This is a nice EP and it's made me want to hunt down more vitaminsforyou, but those two tracks are the ones that are going to get dropped on mixtapes, sent to friends and put on repeat. Those are the ones that blow me away.

music is nice, tracks are tight and well producedÂ..especially track one - "niagra" - i liked the strings. but overall, it was way, way to much like the postal service. maybe turn the knob down on the oh-too sensitive male emo vocals a notch or two and track two seemed like a morcheeba ripoff ÂA for effort, though, or whatever peace.