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Let's never speak of this non-autobiographical tomfoolery again. The Cursive sound has evolved alongside the sentiments of its frontman. Cursive have retained their razor edge, creating pulsing, rapidly evolving guitar-based music, yet they're now fueled and guided by the meaning behind the music. The cohesion of lyrics to musical intensity and songwriting is at its peak on Cursive's Domestica , as the expressiveness of the music is as volatile as any relationship, swooping down from furious to somber in a fraction of a second.

The addition of new guitarist Ted Stevens has changed the candor of the rhythm section, making it more dissonant and varied in its attack.

Crunching guitars and throbbing bass dominate the record, arranged shrewdly beneath Kasher's anguished screams and urgent whispers.