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Layers and Frames

11 November 2013

Review: Layers and Frames – Infinite Release

Written by Dustin on 11 November 2013

Layers and Frames Infinite Release (EP) This is such a complex, amazing and dramatic album what else can I say in the end? The Infinite Release by Layers and Frames (Frederic Brewer) is more than amazing and dramatic, it’s also extremely suspenseful and somewhat comical. It has a very quirky-dark quality to it as […]