Simultaneously his most metal and pop album ever. All his 70's and 80's rock influences can be heard in a brilliantly told story. Tyler Bates' production quality has hit a new zenith. And he channels everything we loved about Sean Beavan in his mixing and engineering. Lyrically, vocally we have something here we've been missing and craving for years. And while sobriety is a them on this album - I warn you - it's highly addictive.
