Only Human have released a live video of Breach, filmed in Copenhagen at the release party for Planned Obsolescence. It is the first live footage the band have put out, and it comes from the first night they headlined anywhere.
That detail explains the decision. A debut album, a home city and a first headline show are the kind of evening a band films because it may not happen twice in the same shape. Breach closed the set, which is why it is the song that went up.
The record behind it has been treated kindly. Metal Temple gave it nine out of ten and called it an outstanding progressive album that might point towards where the genre is headed, and The Progressive Subway described it as a powerful and thoughtful condemnation of a likely direction for our world before adding that, given time, the band have the potential to become a big hitter in the scene. Both are reviewing the same thing: progressive metal with electronics underneath it and a dystopia for a subject.
The year ahead is already drawn. The band played Sweden Rock Festival over the summer and go out across Europe in 2027 with Uuhai, which for a group one album in is a faster schedule than most of their peers manage.