Before Yellow & Green , Baroness was known for their muddy, aggressive sound, characterized by heavy riffs and harsh vocals. With this album, the band, led by vocalist/guitarist John Baizley, deliberately chose to explore broader musical territory.

Hand-painted by the band's frontman, John Dyer Baizley .

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: The lyrics frequently allude to aging, fractures, and introspection, moving away from the more abrasive delivery of the Red and Blue albums toward a more "sung" and harmonic vocal style by frontman John Baizley. Key Tracks

In the rain-slicked neon of a city that never slept, the "Baroness"

The Baroness reached toward the screen. Her hand didn't hit the glass; it passed through it like water. The yellow silk of her sleeve brushed against Elias's keyboard, and where it touched, the plastic keys sprouted tiny, pale yellow orchids.