A Poetry of Rain

Subsignal’s latest offering, "A Poetry Of Rain," is like a refreshing spring shower on a gloomy day – it may not be groundbreaking, but it certainly hits the spot. The green vinyl edition adds an extra touch of charm to what is already a delightful listening experience. From the moment the needle hits the groove, it's clear that Subsignal know their way around a melody. The lush instrumentation and intricate arrangements showcase the band's technical prowess, while the heartfelt lyrics tug at the heartstrings. Tracks like "Even Though The Stars Don’t Shine," with its soaring chorus and infectious hook, are sure to have you singing along in no time. Meanwhile, the haunting ballad "The Bells Of Lyonesse" takes listeners on a journey through misty streets and ancient castles. But it's not all sunshine and rainbows – Subsignal aren't afraid to explore the darker side of life, as evidenced by the brooding "Some Kind Of Drowning" and the ominous "A Myth Written On Water." In conclusion, "A Poetry Of Rain" may not reinvent the wheel, but it's a solid addition to Subsignal's discography. Pour yourself a cup of tea, put on your raincoat, and let this record wash over you – you won't be disappointed.