by Steven Douglas LoseyAfter a five-year retirement, PFR (Pray for Rain) is back with a renewed spirit and a bold new release entitled Disappear. Kicking off the disc with a grand entrance is the cut"Amsterdam." The tune boasts a bass and keyboard interplay that helps build its chorus to a roaring pinnacle."Gone" offers up a vibe that features some well-placed guitar harmonics, as a distorted rhythm guitar drives the chorus. Cuts like"All Ready" and"You" display the solid vocal prowess of the band. From lead vocals to band harmonies, this disc is strong."Closer" is a tune that soars with three-piece splendor. On the song, PFR illustrates why drums, guitar, and bass are a formidable force."Missing Love" is a vocal centerpiece for Joel Hanson; the cut is a powerful one and has the same vocal nuances as John Waite. Disappear is a disc that offers some outstanding lead and acoustic guitar work. Intertwined are solid basslines and enduring melodies that help create a comeback disc worthy of repeated spins.