"... You say that “eclecticism crawled into its hole”, but I’d allow myself to quite disagree with that. Still, there are such a things as “The Outside Waltz” and “The Letter”. I would not say that they stand aloof — as I see it, they are completely in the context of the album, but …

Igor: No “but.” Ha ha. They are exactly where they should be, and eclectic has nothing to do with it. “Waltz” was originally conceived as an introduction to “Ghost Lights” and in fact it is. There… in fact, all the way it is played on harmony and riff of “Ghost Lights”. In the process we just decided that it is rather an independent thing, not just an intro. In the end, this is one of its kind, two in one.

Sergey: By the way, in recording “Waltz” specifically, a Fender Stratocaster © guitar was used. Three or four of them, actually. Who knows, maybe the guys from Fender will give us some money since I mentioned this fact here. :-)

Boris: As for “The Letter”, well, you know that earlier we had ended albums with a quiet song with “clean” vocal. So here..."

Band about the album: "We have just finished our fourth album The Morningside - Letters From The Empty Towns. Song creation sounds, mixing, mastering and even decoration is the result of our painstaking and complicated team work that took a lot of efforts from each project member.

Letters From The Empty Towns is peculiar “return to the beginnings”. Stepping aside from our typical slightly mournful sound, at this album we did our best to reach old good thrash metal of 90-s. What is the result – you should appreciate or should not appreciate it. As for us ...