CATCH WITHOUT ARMS

On the third album, the band's ambitions decrease slightly; however they can now benefit from certain experience in avoiding embarrassing moments from the debut album. Music is more streamlined, balanced. Vocals are warmer than before. The songs are fine but not particularly memorable; in fact it's the production differences that is more noticeable among each song. "Planting seeds" and "Matroshka" are two exceptions with their melody. This is an average accessible and sometimes melodic alternative rock that doesn't stand out but won't offend the majority of listeners. I'm stopping my music discovery with this album by Dredg and recommend listening to "El cielo" instead. Cheers!