Mathias Eick sees his album, When We Leave, as “a natural continuation of Ravensburg, almost a Ravensburg 2. More of everything.” Where its predecessor drew portraits of friends and family and sketched some personal interactions, this new album follows its protagonists through a troubled year. A sense of narrative could be drawn from the interplay of titles and musical atmosphere: “The songs and titles on When We Leave play upon each other, draw inspiration from each other.”

Tracklist:

1:Loving
2:Caring
3:Turning
4:Flying
5:Arvo
6:Playing
7:Begging