Well, look at this! The big 2-0! That's right folks, our 20th episode and what better way to celebrate them to dive deep into one of the albums that both the fellas rank 10/10, that being the 2005 self titled album by Lurker Of Chalice! This album was put out by one person, Jef Whitehead a.k.a. Wrest, which some might know from his other band Leviathan or his participation in the super group Twilight but rest assured, this album is nothing like anything those other two might have put out. This album is a journey into a very personal point in Jef's life. Perhaps and unfortunately a very painful moment in his life but one that was captured beautifully into the music contained within. This isn't an album that you could just put on and forget it's on, it's one that commands attention and it's one that you'll be glad you paid Attention to because it is rich with emotion, musicality and you'll be surprised that even after the 200th listen there will still be something new for you to enjoy. Come check out this episode as the followers do what they normally do when they dive into one of their favorite albums and talk about how they came upon this magnificent beast and their feelings about it. Check it out!
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