While God is an Astronaut has become a more dynamic and versatile band, they’ve also lost some of the atmosphere that once made them great. They are clearly more talented and better at playing together, but something has been lost. There is a lack of patience in the tracks on their new album, which is called Ghost Tapes #10. The songs are well-paced and have interesting bridges and solos. Yet there is something missing. The rhythms are more complex than ever. It seems as though the record was written in the room together, which can be very magical, but it can also lead to a lack of cogent artistic vision. The performances are on point and there are some fantastic crescendos involved here, especially the ending of the second track “Burial.” The intro to “In Flux” sounds so much like Godspee...
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