'Unholy Life' follows, and is actually the most upbeat, and shortest, track on the album. The song is actually quite powerful when it properly begins. The samples are played over some simple keyboard and drums before the real vocals and instruments break in. I don't know where the sample came from, but it certainly is intriguing. Listening to the track and reading the entry doesn't exactly make for a happy picture. Spoiler alert: it was a school/hospital in Pennsylvania for the mentally and physically disabled. A quick Wikipedia search brings up some info about Pennhurst, and then the track makes a lot more sense. The male adult is asking the boy (Johnny) how he feels about Pennhurt. 'Cropsey' is another interesting track, it begins with a dialogue between an adult and child.
'Music Will Untune the Sky' is a sort of dreamy track with some feedback and almost angelic singing stretched out in the background.
And this is also not to say that the previous tracks aren't strong, they definitely are. Though none of these tracks lack emotion. So far 'Burial Society' is my favourite track, the vocals are rather emotional.
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