What emerged on Seven Day Smile, in fact, had been initially intended for a debut eight years earlier. ​While the mysterious artwork misleadingly suggests a collection of goth-folk sonic tales, Seven Day Smile conceals deeper layers. ​Seven Day Smile can be a metaphor for perseverance, which can also be applicable to the serene stage presence of the singer. ​After Seven Day Smile, Weaver released Cherlokalate, a slower-paced and lighter record, also featuring some older songs, such as ‘Like An Aspen Leaf’. It’s always a matter of taste, but the ebb and flow of Seven Day Smile is what makes it such a very compelling record.