"Hailing from a small Texas town with a dynamic music scene, on-the-verge indie outfit Sick/Sea are poised to take on the masses with heart and uniquity. Deriving influences from the sounds of their youth — jazz, rock, indie — and coloring them with waves of ambiance and hints of hardcore, the band have molded their own version of indie rock that's both honest and refreshing. Take "Parasite," for instance, which they're premiering with us today. Between bursts of percussion, heavy-hearted guitar riffs, and vocalist Audrey Scott's impassioned vocals, it's a great representation of the equally impressive tracks coming off their forthcoming new EP, Moral Compass" -PureVolume 　　 　　"You can truly feel the emotion pouring from every track of Sick/Sea’s latest EP. The first song starts off strong, but the overall tone is slowly broken down as the songs progress. Audrey Scott’s vocals not only illuminate the music, but haunt the listener. Fans of Copeland, Eisley, and Paramore will fall in love with Moral Compass." -–Music Never Sleeps 　　 　　"nstrumentally Moral Compass excels, building to choruses with waves of clean guitar riffs and superbly syncopated drum beats. Musically the EP bares similarities to |The XX or Mogwai with their brand of commercially viable post-rock, with a large dose of indie-rock thrown in to keep the listener entertained." –Alt Sounds 　　 　　"veryone on the EP is musically brilliant, Miguel’s jazz-y walking bass lines, Cameron’s subtle but fantastic drumming. This EP is going to be one that I’ll be spinning until their next release, hopefully a full length! The only complaint I have is that I wish it was longer, I can listen to this band non-stop." –Me Gusta Reviews