Three and a half years since the debut Strangers At Dawn, Vitor Cunha releases Last Train To Wonderland. Picking up where Strangers left behind, the new collection of 10 songs finds common people on the verge of a change. From the wishfulness of a lesser claustrophobic daily life under a Galician Sunset to a We're Going Home who finds the same character of the first record returning home accepting his own Promised Land. From the newborn child of Little Bird and through the bitter divorce of the title track, the songs keep moving between country and folk oriented rock with a hushed sense of understatement. Angelina wants to be a star but she cries in her room because "dreams never fade but sometimes run away" while another character begs to be taken to a river so he could "wash the stain" - because "the city burns today" and he's "drowning anyway". Further up on the road the character understands that "it ain't easy living this dream" but he m...