The set is a blistering run through of the band's first decade or so, blending live classics with lesser played tracks. Getting to hear "Rime of the Ancient Mariner", "Seventh Son of a Seventh Son" and "Phantom of the Opera" all in the same setlist is a delight.

For a three piece, Pinfinger are a force to be reckoned with. "Death Spiral" is just the beginning of their journey; this is a movement you want to get behind.

In places, the track heavily reminds me of "Diana" by Chelsea Wolfe (from DC's 'Dark Knights: Death Metal' soundtrack), balancing ethereal vocals with heavy, industrial instrumentation. Vocalist Ziggy Waldron floats effortlessly over the guitars, coming across as almost comforting to the listener. There are moments where angst is teased, but it never fully shows, instead simply adding to the dynamic.