After releasing their five-song EP, Subtle, All That Is True sees HALLOWS drastically grow as a band. The album witnesses the duo explore deeper into sound design and atmosphere, taking risks and unorthodox approaches to their home-base of darkwave/post-punk. With the flair of Seattle producer Aaron C. Schroeder, All That Is True displays HALLOWS’ growing maturity as a band and their desire to explore further into their genre, while pulling influence from an eclectic array of music and art.
While Subtle explored longing, loneliness, and sadness, All That Is True explores themes of searching for a purpose, coming to terms with loss, and garnering the strength to face adversity. The album was written mostly during times of unrest in Seattle (and the world) where both V and D experienced the brutality of oppression first hand. These experiences served as inspiration for much of this output, pouring out angst, rebellion, and the drive to march towards a brighter future. Though the album is not explicitly political, it explores the emotional journey of existing in an unjust world.

Tracks:
01 Out of Time 02 All that is true dies 03 Defeated 04 Shallow Waters 05 Nothing
06 The lost Wander 07 Our Failures 08 Silence 09 Her Thirst 10 This Instance Makes us forget