GRAILS - The Burden Of Hope LP dance punk In contrast to contemporaries like

In contrast to contemporaries like MGMT or Tame Impala

Take Care finds the band returning with a renewed focus on its most basic sound: multiple guitars with drums and a bit of bass

The songs are even catchier

but that's because in Nance's hands - they are

GRAILS - The Burden Of Hope LP dance punk In contrast to contemporaries likeThe Burden Of Hope begins with the self titled track, presenting typical emotional Mogwai sh Slowcore ish Post Rock, as if an indie musician got an epiphany and started playing existential Lounge music after a depression. Ditto for the loose strumming of "Lord I Hate Your Day". A bit of the ol' haunted Spaghetti Western and the inevitable epic outburst shift the album in clear Godspeed You! Black Emperor territory in "The Deed", but "In The Beginning"