Alright, I admit it. Every critic wants to find the next big thing. We critics label everything that's out of the ordinary with large adjectives (such as amazing, incredible, and fantastic) and then say it's 'about to break'. If only we ruled the music world. But, as it is with everything, consumers rule. And they usually don't agree with what the next big thing should be.

That being said, "Your Code Name Is: Milo" may not be the next big thing. I want them to be, but who knows. All commercialism aside, I want this to 'get discovered' because it's some fantastic music.

YCNI:M is a post-hardcore band. No, seriously. This is not your whiny emo-wants-to-be-hardcore post-hardcore. This is true hardcore that got messed up and toned down. You can't call it emo cause there's a sense of urgency and power that is missing from real emo.

Their guitars are pushed to the max on every song, but in a different way every time on the four songs. On "All Roads Lead to Fault", they lay out dissonant chords to make you have a reaction. You're going to love it or hate it, and that's the way they wanted it. The vocals here only help that, as they are screamed out in a frenetic, erratic style that is completely awesome. The song ends up feeling extremely urgent and pushing, which leads straight into "Iron Chef".