Starfield returns with a short (and I mean short) EP. Named for the first song, "My Generation," this EP just is equivalent to waving a big steak in front of a hungry dog. However, instead of a hungry dog, there are the hundreds of Starfield fans, myself included, who can't wait for their next full-length album.
As with the self-titled first major release, this EP has very meaningful and inspirational songs. Unfortunately, the problem is they sound just like the the songs on their last release. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, but it is a foreshadowing of the next release. Hopefully the next LP, Beauty In The Broken will show maturity from the last.
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