The EP is all about evolving. The pop punk elements soar, and the rock charms have been instilled well, blending in with the sadness which bares its soul. This act does not fade at any moment though the themes are drenched in deep sorrow.
In a world of dark secrets and wicked games, hope begins to fray. But when the darkness overwhelms, it seems to bring with it a sense of impending doom.
The struggle to escape the past haunts this band throughout their EP. The record is beautiful, even when the gloom of the past weighs down on every crevice and every part. Despite this, there is still a sweet horizon to look forward to. ..
The music on Clarity was carefully crafted with a deep understanding of its abilities. The big choruses and profound lyricism are what make the EP so special.
The opening track, “Clarity,” features expert percussion and vocals that don’t feel jaded or out of sync at any moment. The chorus comes in and lyrically, it’s a stark portrayal. ..
The song is about a love that is broken, and the guitar work and vocal work are perfect in keeping with that. The lyrics are about how the love is gone, and how the musician can’t help but feel broken by it.
The song seems more upbeat than previous songs, although the lyrics are still laden with harsh viewpoints. The beat arrests, and the chorus bursts with intensity. It’s another sad song, complete in its execution.
Chiefland’s assessment of the world is bleak, but it is still an interesting listen. ..
