The theater curtains lift. A zephyr is caught in your peripheral as Fair’s keys lure your focus back to the mechanism. You are transported to an abstract vicinity where the likes of Brothers Grimm have written your fate for the time being but time is irrelevant now. You are now envisioned as a tailored protagonist traversing a dangerous journey towards your own version of Emerald City. But in the shadows of a great airship you accept an apple cider handed to you by bassist, Turel. Just as you’re about to ask questions, the voice of Moore acting mulit-insturmentalist on drums lifts you up, up, up into the diaphanous-phere.  Kilroy was Here, you think,( at least in concept.) You begin to make new route sketches in your journal, ones’ that denote that nothing is as you thought it was. Nothing is at all even remotely undone either. You feel very full of a mystifying cogency. Lancaster takes your apple cider and you don’t care. You just wonder how he did it while he played his guitar so perfectly. Suddenly, you’ve landed where you stood before and you’re clapping. Any questions?
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Loved your CD. It's very different then from what I usually listen too. But it's good to have a change. Thanks for the good music.
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PDXPole.com gives Imaginary Airship all the stars they have and staples them permanently to our soul.  They give hope of a "Bright New Day".  Listening to the album gives strength to keep going and pursue your dreams, even when there is unbelievable pain and disappointment in your life.  And it's not just a temporary feeling of joy, but Imaginary Airship leaves a lasting sense of hope.  You'll find a 60's psychedelic influenced indie rock sound that competes with the likes of Flaming Lips and Pink Floyd, but offers something new that will take you up into the clouds.
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I love this album. It is so full of starlight and the ocean. "Bright New Day" always get stuck in my head at exactly the right times, when I'm just about to lose hope. These songs make me want to cry, hug my best friend, play outside in the rain, and fly around in a hot air balloon and touch the clouds.
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