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The second full-length from these Swedes is a concoction of Emo hardcore seldom with Metalcore taints, sometimes Indie rock ("Wishes & Hopes", "In Confidence"), where the guitar can be melodic and soft, used like a piano, or abruptly turn distortedly loud, but the drums and the roaring bass are constantly dynamic. The vocals remain suffering both when the riffs are docile and when they're wild; on some occasions, such as "Hands Are for Helping", they remind a drunk boy's.
Though one can feel their songwriting isn't top-notch in all the ten tracks, there're some compositions already working really well which might be taken as a model to develop new efficacious songs: one of these is "All That Meant Something", the opener "Cornea" or the instrumental title track.
Not traditional, but not too various, the four musicians deliver a record devoid of catchy tunes or nodding rhythms. At the cost of making them enemies, I can't hide the fact that they play well without arousing enthusiasm in me for their music from beginning to end. It'll be for another time.

MARKUS GANZHERRLICH - December 30, 2012

	'*Riala' (Topshelf records) MARK: 70/100*



	The second full-length from these Swedes is a concoction of Emo hardcore seldom with Metalcore taints, sometimes Indie rock ("Wishes & Hopes", "In Confidence"), where the guitar can be melodic and soft, used like a piano, or abruptly turn distortedly loud, but the drums and the roaring bass are constantly dynamic. The vocals remain suffering both when the riffs are docile and when they're wild; on some occasions, such as "Hands Are for Helping", they remind a drunk boy's. Though one can feel their songwriting isn't top-notch in all the ten tracks, there're some compositions already working really well which might be taken as a model to develop new efficacious songs: one of these is "All That Meant Something", the opener "Cornea" or the instrumental title track. Not traditional, but not too various, the four musicians deliver a record devoid of catchy tunes or nodding rhythms. At the cost of making them enemies, I can't hide the fact that they play well without arousing enthusiasm in me for their music from beginning to end. It'll be for another time. MARKUS GANZHERRLICH - December 30, 2012
	Line-up on this record: Henning Karl Daniel Andreas Contacts: Sweden E-mail: suislalune@voidfaith.com Official site: http://www.facebook.com/suislalunee Demo-/Disco-graphy: -Suis La Lune (EP - 2005) -Quiet, Pull the Strings (CD - 2006) -Heir (EP - 2008) -Suis La Lune/Osceola (Split 7" - 2009) -US Tour 2010 (EP - 2010) -Riala (CD - 2012)