On their new album, the former hardcore punks Swain take this premise to heart and transform theuncompromisingly aggressive sound of their early days into an introverted frame of mind composed ofmysteriously prancing harmonies and varied timbres. The band does not perform this style change intotal negation of its past, but on the contrary creates a record that is clearly conditioned by its painfulprehistory….

• 1. Negative Space
• 2. Same Things
• 3. But Then What?
• 4. Skin On Skin
• 5. Dispel
• 6. Fistful of Hair
• 7. Big Dumb Boy
• 8. Uncomfortably Aware
• 9. Self
• 10. Hit Me Till I Break My Bones
• 11. Strange Light