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Continuing the style Liquid Grey already established on the debut album, more guitars and a pulsing rhythm define the sound being wonderfully complemented by Robert's deep voice and by subtly used keyboards.
In the course of recording the album, Descendants Of Cain singer D.M. Kruger could be persuaded to support the song Dance Alone causing goose bumps with his hauntingly deep voice.
With "Arsenic Dreams" Liquid Grey strike a blow for straightforward guitar gothic rock, and the second album can be described again as "goth rock for highways" in the best sense of the word.