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This gives the disc a little more of a spark, but it feels as if by this point of the disc, that ey is spinning eir wheels slightly. There iss till th same type of ambient, gothic influence through this tracks. I can understand what Haale is doing with the songs on the disc, but there seems to be almost too much cohesion on this album. I want to hear more of what Haale can do, instead of just being impressed with what ey can do in one field. I know that there is a lot of talent present in Haale’s body, but with such a close grouping of tracks, one has to wonder how exactly ey could come forth with twice as much material and ensure that things are kept interesting.&#13;
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