The lyrical content is lean on loquacious variety, using its
sparse variation of wording to draw attention to 3 repeated mantras “wanna take
my everything far away”, “everyday my energies rot away” and “you make me go
slow”. It all culminates in a closing verse distinctively devoid of repetition,
in a reference to stagnant tranquility and the desire to be stirred towards a
new horizon. Melodically cloaked in a nocturnal sense of dimension, “Indefensible”
features a trio of structured movements. From its instrumental introduction to the ethereal
vocals that enter soon afterwards and the looming guitar riff that ties it all
together.
Penultimate track “So Still” similarly kicks up a fair share
of dreamy stardust with an alternating melodic flavoring that seamlessly
transitions between the band’s psychedelic and alt rock leanings. “Clouding
Over (part 1)” closes out the EP with an entirely instrumental sound. The
briefest song on the EP, it hits all the right notes before fading into
the trippy ether.
'Indefensible' is an EP that consistently showcases the band’s
unique sound and futuristic poise. There is an electro industrialism that seeps
into all of The Action’s tracks, dipping into a realm of beat-based instrumentation that simmers long after you have taken off your headphones.
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