Summary

On the most musical Barr record to date, Brendan Fowler explores more of a pop sensibility (without becoming poppy) with a new means of lyrical narrative and execution (he spoke his lyrical prose on previous pieces). The collection of works spans five tumultuous months of triumphs, failures, loss, and growth, and evokes a spectrum of raw emotion, as would a novel, a movie, a sonnet, or a classical concerto.