Litvar's music is stellar, but what drew me to the band was their ability to tell a story. The album follows characters Andy and Beverly, and allows listeners to experience their doomed relationship. The songs aren't just derived from the lives of a fictitious cast, but also represent the artists' battles with anxiety, depression and addictions. Listeners can find solace within this personal album; it's definitely an album that many can relate to. ""Making the music, that is my heaven,"" Thurstan said. ""I love making something out of thin air, it's magic.""The Connecticut music scene originally brought Thurstan and Lemieux together, where they played for separate bands. While the duo enjoys Connecticut's small music following, they hope to tour in places where their fans reside like Michigan, Northern California, Georgia, Missouri, Australia and the UK. - The Hawk Eye
