专辑简介Tram´s third record, much like the band´s first two, is a sad affair. Words like desperation, despair, bleakness, and Radiohead come to mind. A quick look at the song titles gives one a feel for what the record is going to sound like: "You Let Me Down," "The Hope Has Been Taken Away," "Forlorn Labour." In this case you can judge the book by its cover because this is one forlorn and forsaken-sounding record. The lyrics are unremittingly sad, the tempos are slow, the music sparse and desolate, the hushed falsetto vocals pinched and choked. This album isn´t much different than Tram´s first two; a couple of songs burst out of their coma with loud and slightly dissonant horn and string arrangements and the bit of country-esque pedal steel on "Forgive Me Dear" makes it the album´s highlight, but really this is no progression for the band. Still, if you were looking for music for a bleak winter afternoon, this wouldn´t be a bad choice. Especially if you already have Tram´s first, and best, record.