We're not trying to force a connection with people because we already understand that we're connected on the truest of levels-whether one chooses to recognize that or not. Our music grows from the personal to the collective. We write and perform to open up to our audience and deepen the connection with the universal itself. Although the duo seems to have good intentions with their pursuit of meaning in the music industry, the album is a bit flat when it comes to its sound. The entire album is recorded in a somber, melancholy tone, with a bevy of deep, introspective lyrics.
Some lyrics do, however, stand out.
She's afraid of the truth, puts it back on the shelf. By the song's end, the character is able to face her fears and realizes she can overcome her past. She found herself, now she's looking for you. Fiction falls short of any extreme variety, but it is certainly a tolerable album with well thought out lyrics. The group will be able to make an instant connection with their past Mollies Revenge fans, but most likely not earn a considerable amount of new ones.