In Cue

and Clint taking the lows) makes for a rich, dense, and enthralling concoction, powering through various trips through dark nights of the soul and mind-expanding excursions into the wild. In Cue’s songwriting announces haunting romanticism and deep spiritual yearning that collide in beautiful melancholy. It’s a diverse but singular statement, like the work of their predecessors, Thrice, Atreyu, Avenged Sevenfold, and Soundgarden. Plastic Army, insistent in its bluesiness, bleeds distortion and emotion, like a nerve, exposed.