"Misericorde" is unlike any other album Dustin has released. Un-rushed, mysterious, vulnerable, optimistic, but sometimes hopeless is the setting. Its the final album(that never was intended but after a decade of yes and no has arrived. Originally these songs were the extras thats didn't quite fit the albums "Battle for Utopia" or "Revelations" and for years were just stored as B-Sides. After much consideration Dustin knew these songs were the remaining part of now the trilogy of albums that are designed to fit together. Battle for Utopia is recognition, Misericorde is all the feelings, and Revelations is the rebirth. This album is unlike anything Dustin has ever produced. The songs are more of a work of art than a album. The traditional structures are ignored. Art-Rock, Prog-Rock, Rock, Ambient are a few basic descriptions. Patience is the key when listening to this album. These songs take as much time as needed to tell the story and they all open up like a flower. The song "Blue" clocks in at almost 14 minuets and has many layers to it. Dustin, after waiting all these years to release this is excited to finally open up this lost chapter from the sessions that would create "Battle for Utopia","Revelations", and now "Misericorde"