Their words come cloaked in a kind of working class ennui, though the same can't be said of the songs themselves. "Here we are standing in line," Time & Space's frontman sings at the onset of their five-song debut. "It's easy to forget what you work for when the day is done and you work some more." Still, the band's tunes sound more invigorated than exasperated. Time & Space's raw-lunged post-hard-core is equally muscular meditative, balanced between torque and texture. Plaintive murmurs are paired with coarse, hair-raising shouts; crashing drums with nimble, side-winding guitar lines. Their songs register as a series of contrasts, some of them stark, some of them measured, all of them pretty promising. -Jason Bracelin, Las Vegas Review-Journal