<img src="http://cmsimg.burlingtonfreepress.com/apps/pbcsi.dll/bilde?Site=BT&Date=20130516&Category=ENT&ArtNo=305160012&Ref=AR&MaxW=640&Border=0&Nocturnals-guitarist-Scott-Tournet-grapples-change-new-album" width="640" height="426" class="alignnone" />Yesterday, we suck I know. 

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In lieu of a review (which I will get to at some point, sorry Scott - having my own mid-life crisis right now), here's a great article from <a href="http://www.burlingtonfreepress.com/article/20130516/ENT/305160012/Nocturnals-guitarist-Scott-Tournet-grapples-change-new-album?nclick_check=1">The Burlington Free Press</a>



<blockquote>“Ver La Luz,” which Tournet will showcase with a concert tonight at Higher Ground, captures much of that confusion. Songs such as “Demons” and “The Longing” (which has backing vocals from co-writer Potter) convey that sense of battling and searching, carrying that message not on a hard-rock shell but through nuanced tunes marked by a laid-back West Coast vibe or, thanks to the harmonic contributions of Vermont pals Lowell Thompson and Kelly Ravin, a melancholy country sound.

“I got my (expletive) together and I had time and focus. Lyrically it all kind of came together but I didn’t plan for that to happen,” Tournet said of “Ver La Luz.”</blockquote>