A fine album with more than a few worthy cuts. The shimmering "Confessions" sprinkles sparkling female chorus voices, a la, say, Out of Eden, atop an exceedingly smooth and mellow groove. The gripping, best-of-album "Blank Mind," by comparison, sports a dark, almost alt-rock feel. One of the more consistent efforts of the bunch.
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