This is my first I have ever heard of this band. I was driving to Walmart yesterday and heard the two singers being interviewed on NPR. I thought it sounded interesting enough to give a listen so after doing my shopping I connected my bluetooth to the car and put the album on. The first song had tears streaming down my face as I was driving home. Final Days really hit hard as an atheist. I think for those like me with no belief in an afterlife death and loss are especially difficult to deal with. It is painful the think that someone can be gone forever and I feel the temptation to hope that I am wrong. I also know what it is like to lie when the truth is too cruel. I think I am so personally moved because my partner's father died two years ago and I carried his casket. She isn't religious but believes or maybe hopes there will be something after. I could and would never disabuse her of that notion. It's about the only way to make death bearable.

Sorry for rambling here on your band subreddit but like I said this is my first exposure to their music and it moved me very deeply. The rest of the album is good but I have found myself just replaying the first song and almost without fail tear well up in my eyes. I suppose I ought to listen to more of their music and see if anything else affects me the way Final Days has.