I've been listening to Surviving self resentment for a few days now (since it was released on Wimp)
The first thing that stood out for me was the way the riffs that just blew me away, Insense's riffing has always been one of the reasons why I love this band, and now with Surviving self resentment it feels they may have evolved there riffing even more..
Tommy Hjelm's vocals feels fresh as usual, he has a way of "twisting/pitching he's voice" (hard to explain, sometimes sounds as someone are squeezing he's balls just to get the pitch higher) that makes it stand out as real original compared to allot of other vocalists in the same genre and this is of-course even present in Surviving self resentment.
Personally I'm not a big fan of clean vocals, at least not from Insense, there are some clean vocals in this song (however barely there), it is really ridiculous of me toeven bring it up at all, but hey, sorry.. Tommy you are not allowed to do clean vocals...ok?
No seriously, the vocals really are exceptional as usual from Tommy Hjelm.
The riffing and the structure of the song is fantastic, and I love the parts where the drummer bashes the HiHatt forcing me to headbang along to the bashing..
A side note, I remember seeing Tommy Hjelm/Insense in my hometown (Halden) playing some football for fun before the concert they where doing later, I remember thinking, "hmm Tommy is a pretty small boy" (in size), then somehow at the concert Tommy's mighty vocals and presence made me think "God damn, now he seems like a giant" and that is how I view Tommy now, he is a giant on stage

Great song Insense, looking forward to hearing the rest of the album, and I can tell you that I have been waiting
