I have loved Typhoon's previous albums. They have been the sort of melancholy, love lost indie pop that I really dig, with big brass sections and the like. However, with their fourth album, the band has taken a new turn and put out a darker, more thought-provoking record. Kyle Morton is lead vocals and guitar of Typhoon. The album is described as being in four parts: Floodplains, Flood, Reckoning, and Afterparty. He is quoted as saying, "It's a record from the perspective of a mind losing its memory at precisely the same time the world is willfully forgetting its history." It's existential dread amped up to 11. It's beautiful, haunting and brilliant.
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