This Florida quintet's emo-tinged melodies soar over their lush arrangements, often fleshed out by bright piano and dramatic strings. But at their core, they deal in pop-infused alt-rock: “Letting Go” drives along with an irresistible acoustic strum, flying into its big, glimmering chorus. The painful breakup energy of “Call Me Hopeless, But Not Romantic” drifts effortlessly on waves of dense guitar. And the haunted hurricane of “Ghosts” combines Beatles-esque hooks, gang vocals, and a shredding solo to forge a powerful anthem.