Poison The Well’s lead guitarist Ryan Primack muses on catharsis and returning with new music 16-plus years since their previous studio album.<\/span><\/p>\n We often view time as an arcade, a dimly lit path with a dazzling light at the end all conceptualised by the fear of the journey and its inevitable destination.<\/p>\n For Poison The Well, times’ passage is an illuminated road trip through shifting slopes and wind-battered bends; so much so, the thought of destination dissolves.<\/p>\n Their journey becomes about looking out the window, absorbing life as they pass through it before it combines into a mature myriad of catharsis.<\/p>\n That catharsis became their next stop, ‘Peace In Place’. “I think catharsis or tension that doesn’t really release until the very last possible minute is something that I always aim to try to capture a sound of,” Ryan says.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n