Why Basement's 'Beside Myself' is their Best Album

Hey everyone. I know I usually focus on Australian music, but I really love this album and thought that it needed more attention on the internet so I thought I'd make a video about it. Basement are a British Emo rock band who were quite busy in the 2010s but we haven't heard new music from them for a while now. Their last album they released (since this video was made) Beside Myself, I believe is some of their best work and delves deep into the subjects of beliefs, religion, mental health and the meaning of life.
00:56 Who are Basement?
2:56 Beside Myself
3:48 Andrew Fisher - Religious Education Teacher
5:00 Central themes of album
5:22 Disconnect
5:48 Nothing Left
6:27 Ultraviolet
6:40 Changing Lanes
6:54 Stigmata
7:19 New Coast
7:45 Just a Life
8:14 Reason for Breathing
8:50 Right Here
9:37 What was on Andrew's mind?
10:10 The idea of presenting questions to a listener
11:01 Modern Contemporary religious Music and why I don't connect with it
11:34 Music that is overtly negative towards religion and why I don't connect with some of it
12:26 Music that discusses religious beliefs in more interesting way
13:43 How Basement use this method of songwriting well
14:13 Prodigal son and Andrew's story
16:45 Overarching message of the album
17:25 Other reasons why this album is great
17:49 Where are Basement now?
18:33 Could this be the next legendary Emo sleeping giant album?
18:58 Other legendary Emo albums and slow burns towards appreciation