Although some music critics have been quick to tout the band as the “new Pink Floyd”, guitarist Sepand is adamant that the band's music stands on its own and Pink Floyd was barely in their mind-set when the album was conceived. “Pink Floyd broke so many boundaries and introduced so many ideas, that it is near impossible not to be influenced by them….the same would go for The Beatles.

"The influences are certainly there, but the music is Oscar and I in our purity. The range of emotions you hear are borne only from our thoughts and experiences."

“It's obviously very flattering to be compared to Pink Floyd,” adds Fuentes, “but it's curious to me that that's all some people are hearing. We've been influenced by a lot of artists – from Marillion to Nirvana to Porcupine Tree to John Coltrane to Gorecki – and the music reflects that, obviously at times, but we don't try to be anyone other than Days Between Stations.”