A good album isn't just a collection of randomly-assorted singles. No, it aims to convey a story and create an experience for the listener. Our last album, Renaissance, is part one of a trilogy, and examines the idea of starting life anew and beginning that great journey of discovery. It was an experiment in styles and methods, and showed that any personal journey is full of bright horizons and exciting potential. After four years of life and all of its unexpected twists, turns, failures, and triumphs, we're ready to bring you part two: Reformation. Reformation is a story of brokenness and struggle in the midst of striving. It asks hard questions, even if there aren't answers readily available. It paints a picture of dark storms and troubled seas--but there is a pinprick of light in the distance. Perhaps, then, all this refinement has a purpose. The music matches the message with heavy-hitting rhythm, crunchy guitars, and powerful and diverse vocals, as well as complex string arrangements, piano pieces, and effects. The album never grows dull on the ears, as it represents a wide-yet-complementary variety of styles within the rock genre. And since it is part of a planned trilogy, the album is in the form of a story and is divided into two sections--a "call and response" of questions and answers. If you're a fan of modern or alternative rock of any style, give us a listen.