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album that don't deserve to be on here, but Debra Jean tones down the aggression the band show in the vast majority of their music, which serves to further

Dancing In Her Eyes' as classic rock influences creep in for a lighter tone than the opener before Jezebel & The Clown , a song about a girl and her favourite ... record becomes a little muddled as the group fail to give their tones too much diversity, this is until the acoustic opener ' Nightlife', which really just exemplifies how necessary some

good.. so, so amazing”. ‘ How’s that’ encompasses a vast range of haunting tones which slowly and subtly entrance our minds, leaving us with a somewhat eerie feel

Should Live in Salt'  introduces us slowly and meaningfully to the thematic tone of ' Trouble Will Find Me ', beginning relatively sparse before building to a stunningly orchestrated, drawn