The Crystal Clover specialises in sleek and stirring rock with captivating ambient soundscapes. The band’s name—with references to a lucky clover and the purity of crystal—exudes a positive messaging fortified by Jordana’s powerful lyrics. Her epiphanic stories and poetic words are meant to heal and inspire people in tumultuous times. Dan’s guitar playing compliments these cathartic and urgently melodic songs with nimble brilliance. He dynamically shifts between ethereal textured guitar parts and burly riffing with finesse.Fragments of Reality is like a ten-track musical mosaic collection of stories that unpack profoundly complex life lessons. The album bursts forth with the soaring track “The Frat.” Here the band posits it fingerprint aesthetic of delicately beautiful passages that surge skyward to goose-bump inducing choruses.The album is lean carefully crafted to lead the listener on a sonically spiritual journey. The single “Just Let Me Go,” which has been gaining popularity through it’s stunning companion video, with sage wisdom and sensitivity tells the story of a woman in a very deep coma that is asking her life partner to unplug her and let her go so her spirit can live free from the confines of earthly constraints.The tender ballad “Home Again” is time travel epic about a wife of a solider during the Civil War. The elegantly simple arrangement allows ample room for Jordana’s richly expressive vocals.One of album’s most personal songs is “Mirror.” “That’s written about my father, about his last months in the throes of terrible depression where he withered away. It’s called ‘Mirror’ because the name conjures two sides of the same person. The song is me telling him I would do anything to save him,” Jordana confides.“We didn’t know what to expect with our music,” Jordana says. “...but no matter where you are in life, if you trust and embrace the journey, your heart will get you back on the right path. That’s the true message of our music.”