The classy Goth rock guitar sound that brings this into being is great. We’re taken into a classic Goth rock groove. This feels like a relic of a by-gone era, and in a great way.

While the basic vibe is similar, this comes in a little mellower and more restrained. It manages to rock out pretty hard at times. They build a nice contrast between mellower and harder rocking stuff.

I really love this song so much. It has some great hooks. It’s still set in the same era and genre, but this just hits better for me than the previous two did.

Now, this thing stretches out nicely. While that retro Goth thing is still there, it seems to be dominated by something that comes closer to a modern prog sound. This is definitely one of my favorite things here. It’s pure magic.

More like a ballad, there are hints of space rock and more in this. It’s slow, pretty end evocative This is another that leans toward prog at times.

I dig the cool guitar sound on this. At points it leans toward retro rockabilly. Beyond that, this is more of an alternative rocker. It’s so tasty and another highlight of the disc.

There is definitely a lot of retro rockabilly like sound built into this thing. It’s a classy rocker that feels even more vintage than a lot of the stuff here.

A mellower, melodic cut, this a real ballad vibe. It’s an effective piece, but not a highlight for me.

This reminds me quite a bit of Al Stewart. It has some great hooks and textures. It’s on the mellower side, but still manages to rock and groove.

Mellow and quite pretty early, this is another that makes me think of Al Stewart. It’s also another that leans toward prog rock territory. It turns more rocking later and gets more into the Goth rock zones as it does.

I dig the bass on this so much. The whole tune rocks with style and charm.

Folk rock based, this is another that makes me think of Al Stewart. Despite the title, it serves to ground the set to end.