Ciaran McCormack

This album is as much uplifting as it is sad. The album has a recurring theme of loss. Yet the melancholy lifts it back to a stable level. The questions raised range from is it worth the price of gasoline to see someone whom once meant so much. To finding this modern love repetitive and tiring. Carrying an idea that the end of a relationship that once stuck with you as much as the bluest light. This album shows struggles which surround the beginning of the end all the way to the final kull of a relationship. Emo vibes aplenty an album which has stood the test of the last 18 years or so since it's inception.