The album begins with Suffer, a perfect song to cry in late night clubs, dancing with tears in your eyes. But Sdh knows how to make a crowd dance too. No Miracles is an instant banger and Your Next Story sounds cruelly sexy. Poem Against Strong Thinking and Four Arms have that melancholic trademark sound with interesting musical progressions that we discovered in their first album and there's also a good surprise: the inclusion of a re-recorded version of You Pt. 12, the first song released by Sdh in 2016, this time with a better production that makes it easily one of their best tracks. The importance of the body, the senses, the dance and the dialectic is present in each theme as a form of struggle of a voice that dialogues with itself against the firmness of it's own strong thoughts.
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