The idea of the album is to intertwine stories of hurt, pain, and loss with the light of hope. The band has stated that they hope this idea "will all work together to meet the listener in the depths of their darkest torment and let them know they are not alone." The album seems to do just that. While the music is darker in tone and sound, and the lyrics go to darker places, there is always the hope of Christ presented. Both internal journey songs, "I Sleep" and "Filter," along with "The Miracle in You" are good starting places if you want to dip you toe into the waters of Haunted No More. This album won't be for everyone, but those willing to give it a listen will be rewarded with some cool musical moments. The piano alone is worth the price of admission. Fans of Dale Thompson's musical history may also want to check this album out for sure. More than anything, it's nice to see Dale Thompson being this inspired and experimental 33 years after Bride's Show No Mercy released.
- Review date: 10/28/19, written by Michael Weaver of Jesusfreakhideout.com
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