Trophy Eyes' sophomore album, "Chemical Miracle," is a significant departure from their hardcore roots. While the album retains some of their signature aggressive sound, it also introduces more subdued and melodic elements. John Floreani's vocal performance has evolved, seamlessly blending harsh vocals with softer, more melodic singing. The lyrics delve into heavy topics like suicide, depression, and loss, creating a raw and emotional listening experience. The album's dynamic range is impressive, with tracks like "Rain on Me" showcasing the band's energetic and chaotic side, while songs like "Daydreamer" and "Breath You In" offer a more introspective and atmospheric approach. "Chemical Miracle" is a powerful and thought-provoking album that solidifies Trophy Eyes' position as a leading force in the alternative music scene.