The band embrace their true authentic selves on this project.

An EP which not only reimagines tracks from the band's latest album, but breathes new life into them.

A band confronting things they have previously shied away from, allowing them to embrace their full potential.

Four reviews in one collated round-up from the past week's releases.

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