On their debut full-length and follow up to 2010's amazing Ghost, Seahaven exude an effortless and expert musical control, toeing the line between post-punk, emo and post-hardcore styles, moods and atmospheres.

The songs carry an ethereal, organic depth and expertise of the space surrounding the music, resulting in a moving dynamism.

From airy, minimalist textures to catchy, upbeat pop-rock sections to fully overblown anthems, the band stitch cohesive songs together behind the weaving delivery of vocalist Kyle Soto.

Soto moves between storyteller drawl, delicate melody and gruff yell, dripping a tortured sincerity.

The delivery reflects the band's delicate musical balance, yet the lyrics paint pictures of a loss of control.

Soto uses the musical canvas to try to make sense of love, God, abandonment; events outside of his control and how they affect what he can control.

The heartrending stories, musical peaks and valleys, lows and highs, darks and brights push Seahaven in every direction, yet thread a needle that pulls Winter Forever into a cohesive, dynamic and incredibly impressive listen.