Sad Melodic Rock. This band sings very passionate songs full of sadness and emotion. Most of the songs have a slow to laid back tempo. The singing is decent and many times coupled with harmonies, adding a nice feel to the songs. I typically don't like slower music, but this album does all of it just right. Lots of creative guitar work, lots of melodies, and lots of harmonies. Everyone in this band can play their instruments very well and it really shows. As far as production, there's nothing to complain about. It's well done. I was surprised how much I didn't mind listening to this album. Recommended if you like sad rock. Good album.
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