In an era when musical climate changes at the drop of a hat, The Days End is a type of anachronism. Their music hails back to a time in the not too distant past, before "emo" became a fashion statement, and electro-clash turned the indie scene into a perverse dance party. The Days End rejects this de-evolution, and steps back a bit, relying on fundamental elements to experiment liberally. The sound that results pays homage to fin de siècle bands like Shellac and June of '44 by upholding the relentlessly driven layered post-punk which they pioneered, and bringing it to a new millennium.