Snarls crashes back onto the scene with "In Heaven There's Rainbows," five tracks that feel like a confession torn from the basement floor. Grungy guitars collide with hauntingly lovely vocals, spinning tales of love and loss from a Columbus crew that's been through the wringer. This LP, born from nights spent in friendship and creativity, lays bare the raw growth that emerges from chaos. In a polished world, Snarls delivers a slice of authenticity that jabs at the core, lingering long after the last note fades.