The songs here tell a story - lingering effects of betrayal, loss and desperation sometimes encountered in personal relationships. Somewhat unique is that Ferni has written, performed and recorded all of the songs entirely on his own. As recently noted in a review of the song ‘Blame’ by Katarzyna 'NINa’ Górnisiewicz (Fabryka Music Magazine), "The arrangements and the composition have been put together skillfully. Needless to say, it’s quite surprising that one man can perform a song fit for an entire four-piece band, but Ferni's the living proof for this.” "“Wonderful” is a stunningly beautiful opening track. And fortunately, he doesn’t disappoint with the tracks still left to come. “Blame” shows off Ferni’s instrumental talents with an electric guitar solo about halfway through. And like the rest of his music, the track also shows off his vocal skills and his writing abilities. His gruff, raspy vocals really make this EP and this track specifically pop." - Alec Cunningham (Blank Newspaper, Review You) "The latest offering from Ferni is the Afterburn EP. The 7 song record is bursting with emotion that will make its way deep into your soul with each listen. From the opener “Wonderful” and its empty room piano melody accompanied by the haunting yet warm vocal track, you know you are in for a special listen. I had flashbacks of Greg Dulli from the Afghan Whigs at times with this song." - Keith Pro (indiebandguru.com) "How Do You Like Me adds a set of drums to the mix, halving the overall run time of Wonderful in the creation a funky track that links together The Wallflowers and Tom Petty. The multiple layers of the vocals provide further depth to this composition, showcasing a wholly different façade to Ferni. The chunky bass line that plays at the bottom of the track makes this a sterling track for this EP." - James McQuiston (NeuFutur Magazine)