'Life Support' is a 10 track alternative rock album,  Opening with the punky 'Eternal Sunshine'.  This track is followed by 'Where Do You Go?', which is slightly reminiscent of bands like The Strokes, before the brooding and explosive epic 'The Rules'.  Finally, the closing song, 'Down And Out', provides a haunting, driving tune to bring the album to the end.

This album swings from the short, pop-like tracks to long, prog rock offerings throughout its length and the lead guitar work pays homage on occassion to guitarists such as Neil Young, Tom Morello and George Harrison.  The songs provide a coherent, yet varied album which has something to offer everyone.  The sound of the album has been compared to Seattle Grunge, British Alt-Rock and to some of the heavier songs of Pink Floyd. 

No keyboards were used in the making of this record.

Special thats to Renderosity.com user 'Pantalone' for the album artwork.