“Invisible Matters” is a whopping album sitting at 13 tracks. It opens with the eerie “Prelude”, a brief verse of choir vocals that sounds like a warped version of “Bohemian Rhapsody“. Next, we’re straight into “Festin”, one of my current favourite tracks. Brooding bass tones and neo-retro synth melodies make this track a massive stand out, and we’re only two songs in. Third up is “Misunderstood” that opens with a spoken word intro, but ends up throwing Blade Runner-esque sounds, chest churning bass, awesome French rap and whirring guitar at us by the one minute mark. What a song. Next up is “Play This Part” which is a sci-fi ballad that blends strained chords with ethereal vocals. Fifth is “Only Love”, which is a gentler track with epic layered vocal lines. Next comes “Drop Out”, a hard hitting synth pop anthem with clubland synths and bubbling bass sounds with standout rhythmic vocals. “Chaos” is an ambient guitar driven track that would be perfect advert music for the first commercial flights into space. “Chalk Farm” is another personal favourite, with a menacing bass sound, layered vocals and one of the most sweeping, emotional choruses on the album.