Keziah ‘KZ’ Staska listened. Dreamwell’s vocalist had words in their pocket – coruscating words shot through with theatre and doubt and self-recrimination – that needed to find music of similar violence and complexity. So they bided their time as their bandmates worked, eager to snatch the right kind of noise from the air. “I waited to hear them start playing something that spoke to me,” they say. Their patience was rewarded with the instrumental that became All Towers Drawn In The Equatorial Room, a gut-wrenching emotional ordeal that explodes close to the midpoint of the Providence band’s feverishly brilliant second LP In My Saddest Dreams, I Am Beside You. ‘I would bash my skull against a brick wall if you told me happiness might leak out,’ KZ yells, surrounded b...