It has the structure of a film score, with various themes and motifs being worked and reworked over the course of the album, and each track on the album is its own compact story, taking the listener through a variety of moods and emotional states, at times ecstatic, depressed, nostalgic, thrilling, frustrated, reflective, and inspirational.

It is the story of an individual experience, made instantly accessible to listeners across genre boundaries and distinctions.

1. Ruins
2. The Many Faces
3. I Can Count All My Bones
4. Stories
5. Men Without Chests
6. Scarecrow
7. Run Home
8. The Nothing Hours

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 10/11/2012
Align in Time lives in Pennsylvania USA

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Other

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