After an acoustic EP to tie fans over til this LP dropped, MDAM return with their 5^th release, their second full length LP, on a new label even to boot. These eleven new songs have a slick production feel to them that kind of strips away a bit of the rawness that I’ve come to love from MDAM. The songwriting remains much the same moving further away from the HWM influence to more of their own defined sound. Most songs are a masterpiece in themselves with a slow intro that builds into a climatic finish. There is no shortage of intricate, yet highly addictive slow burners on offer. Like most MDAM records, this takes a few listens to digest, once it takes hold though, its pretty addictive.