Written by Noelle Alarcon In Parti.’s latest single “Breach,” the vibrations of sound speak for themselves, urging you to tap into your latest instincts. The waves of emotion that wash over in all six minutes and 31 seconds of the track do not yearn to be explained or interpreted. But rather, this smorgasbord of instrumentals is an open avenue. “Breach” is inspired by artists like Pierce the Veil and Death Cab for Cutie, which is sonically apparent in its hard-hitting riffs and rich solos that add texture to the layers of aggressive percussion and brief moments of quiet that build up to consecutive peaks of release; of emancipation. In a way, a song is typically structured, there would be a climax that awaits the listener, or pauses of one’s breath to punctuate their words. Parti. breaks away from this mold altogether, engulfing you in the charm of “Breach’s” unpredictability. You never know when the fullness of sound is going to start staggering, going up and down your ears, or when an incomprehensible voice note is about to weigh on its sonic atmosphere. Keeping the listener on their toes while remaining audibly cohesive shows the band’s dedication to mastering their craft. Despite only having three singles in their roster so far, Parti. already has such a strong sonic identity. Wherever “Breach” is breaching into, it’s definitely an inviting welcome into Parti.’s “instrumental-experimental post-hardcore na medyo math” world. SUPPORT THE ART AND THE ARTIST: