The fifth album by the doomsters from Little Rock, Arkansas is once again all about gloom and melancholy - dreamy, playful with a bit of heartache, but also a glimmer of hope.
The themes of isolation, trauma and mental disorders run like a common thread through the 50 minutes, spread over 6 songs.
All in all, more complex than the last album "Forgotten Days", which was a bit more straightforward and straight to the point.
More minimalistic, the epic parts scaled back, which suits the band ...
