At a modest 13-minute length, Sithu Aye's 2015 EP is one of those releases that can easily be dismissed; mainly due to the artwork and the underlying theme of it all, of course. On one hand, Senpai basically screams otaku/weeaboo bait, and the EP doesn't have too much of a metal edge in a serious sense. However, this is also a fairly fun recording as long as pursuers don't come in with very high expectations and are willing to embrace silliness, but be forewarned that Senpai (notice me, damn you) has a comparatively different nature to it when put next to Sithu's back catalog. Happy progressive metal loves company from time to time.
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