"The album works like the ‘wake up screaming/It’s still a dream!’ trope, with the nightmares bleeding into and commenting on each other, and blurring the distinction between the sleeping mind and waking life".
"The album works like the ‘wake up screaming/It’s still a dream!’ trope, with the nightmares bleeding into and commenting on each other, and blurring the distinction between the sleeping mind and waking life".