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have Manhattan, 'cause I can't have you ”. Her perfect pitch and skillful tone changes are flawlessly displayed, along with her beautiful falsettos – especially in Hercules, a Roman-inspired musical

original elements that made it so successful in the first place. The energy is toned down, but still exists in the powerful vocal delivery of Ryan Key. Yellowcard have taken

Icelandic Symphony Orchestra to sweep across this album but never overpower its always intimate tone. These elements come together beautifully on the album's title track where Dan's tremulous ... piano notes on A Stutter unfold into a bittersweet daydream constructed of icy crystalline tones and a gently melting string quartet as Dan sweetly whispers intimate secrets, his vocals adding

tension and desperation of the cuts from that record, but there's a different tone on this first track, which is something of a patient reintroduction. Hear it below

Awake’  is doused with energetic bursts of noise and showcases some diverse guitar tones and techniques. Lead single ‘Lodestar’ is lively and contains prominent melodic vocals, making it seem

Ryan Leaf) launching into his rhymes with a deadpan seriousness that really sets the tone for the record to take itself seriously in the best possible way. Once again Dialectrix